Trivia Database_72 Flashcards

1
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Who’s Best of Album is called Paint the Sky With Stars

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Enya

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2
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Which fictional character lived at Montague street before moving

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Sherlock Holmes

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3
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Who sailed in the Nina - Pinta and Santa Maria

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Christopher Columbus

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4
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In which language was the poem ‘Beowulf’ written

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Old english

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5
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Where is the Nep stadium

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Budapest

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6
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What nationality is Erno Rubik,inventor of the 80’s craze the Rubik’s Cube?

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Hungarian

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7
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The Invisible Empire is better known as what

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Klu Klux Klan

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8
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Which musical was based on H.G.Wells’ novel ‘Kipps’

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Half a sixpence

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9
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The Lambada dance originated in which country?

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Brazil

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10
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Three under par on a hole of golf is called a(n) __________

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Albatross

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11
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This artist cut off his ear & sent it to his lover, before shooting himself dead in a cornfield

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Vincent van gogh

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12
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What is the flower that stands for: be mine

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Four-leaved clover

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13
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Legend says tortellini was created to honour what part of Venus

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Her belly button

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14
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Myosotis Sylvestris is the Latin name of which common plant

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Forget me Not

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15
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Camellia Sinesis evergreen shrub better known as what

A

Tea

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16
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Where Is The Original London Bridge Now Situated

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At Lake Havasu Arizona

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17
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The Heartbreakers Backed Which American Singer?

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Tom Petty

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18
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A flat, round hat sometimes worn by soldiers is a _________.

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Beret

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19
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In Which UK City Was Dick Turpin Hanged?

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York

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20
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Who designed the uniforms for the vatican city’s swiss guards

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Michelangelo

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21
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A kipper is what type of smoked fish

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Herring

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22
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From Which Fruit Was Marmalade Orginally Made

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Quinces

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23
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Name The 2 Members Of Wham

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George Michael & Andrew Ridegley

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24
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Who was the tallest man

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Robert wadlow

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25
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Nervous as a long tailed cat in a room full of ______

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Rocking chairs

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26
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Who were the original four members of the pop group Genesis? Point for each

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Peter Gabriel,Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford & Tony Banks

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27
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Who had a hit in the UK singing about the Streets of London

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Ralph McTell

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28
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What was the last item shown on British TV before WW2

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Mickey Mouse

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29
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What’s the state bird of utah

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Sea gull

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30
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What is the royal house of Monaco

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Grimaldi

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31
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Daysypgal people suffer from what

A

Hairy Arse

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32
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Why did certain busses in Staffordshire refuse to pick up people

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Keeping to schedule

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33
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Who is the Norse god of thunder and war?

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Thor

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34
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Artemis is Greek Goddess of what - only one among all Gods

A

Virginity and Chastity

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35
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Which Astronaut piloted Apollo 11 while Armstrong and Aldrin walked on the moon

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Michael Collins

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36
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What country are the Islands of Quemoy and Matsu part of?

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Taiwan

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37
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In The Austin Powers Movies What Is The First Name Of Austin Powers Arch Enemy Dr. Evil

A

Dougie

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38
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Is The Oaks Race , A Race For Colts Or Fillies

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Fillies

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39
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In which constellation is the night’s brightest star, Sirius

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Canis major

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40
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Name of the “cow town” Joseph McCoy developed in the 1860s

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Abaline

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41
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Quinine is added to water to make _______.

A

Tonic water

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42
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Most Jell-o contains crushed what

A

Hooves

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43
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What late television commentator closed with “good night and good luck”

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Edward r murrow

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44
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Who was the Greek philosopher who decided he’d rather drink hemlock than deny his beliefs

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Socrates

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45
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Who wrote Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn

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Henry miller

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46
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The gluteus maximus muscle is the bulk of the

A

Buttock ass butt

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47
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Who was the ancient Egyptian goddess of the sky and queen of heaven ?

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Hathor

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48
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Mauna Loa, Paricutin, Surtsey and Susya are all what

A

Volcanoes

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49
Q

How much do nine pennies weigh?

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One ounce

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50
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What is the young of this animal called: Rabbit

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Bunny kit

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51
Q

How did Alfred Nobel make his money

A

He invented Dynamite

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52
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What is the geographic centre of the u.s

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South dakota

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53
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In 1976 in USA 23 people got swine fever and died from what

A

The Treatment

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54
Q

The Washington Post received the 1973 Pulitzer prize for reporting what

A

Watergate scandal

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55
Q

Who Enjoyed Chart Success In 1991 With Diamonds And Pearls?

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Prince

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56
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Which American As Of 2010 Has Spent The Longest Term In Office

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Franklin D Roosevelt

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57
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What teaching aid is made mainly from soft limestone

A

Chalk

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58
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What is pure china clay called?

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Kaolin

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59
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What is the French word for a cake shop?

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Patisserie

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60
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What Is The Only Song From Michael Jackson’s Thriller Album To Reach The No.1 Spot?

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Billie Jean

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61
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Which Timeless Vocalist Recorded The Album “Private Collection” In 1988

A

Cliff Richaqrd

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62
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34-40 knots wind speed signifies what weather condition

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Gale

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63
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Dakar Is The Capital City Of Which Country

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Senagal

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64
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Which state is divided into two parts by a large lake?

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Michigan

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65
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What rock magazine that came out in the eighties is now Rolling Stone’s major competitor?

A

Spin

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66
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What Single GaveThe Human League A Transatlantic Number One

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Dont You Want Me Baby

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67
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Raleigh is the capital of ______

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North carolina

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68
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Joseph Adams served as the minister at Newington for how many years

A

68

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69
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Toothed __________ whales live in extended family units that, for families, constitute life_long associations. They differ from baleen whales, which form only temporary bonds.

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Sperm

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70
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Where does the Iditarod dog sled race take place

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Alaska

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71
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When using a telephone, you must wait for a ____ tone before starting your call

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Dial

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72
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Who is christina claire ciminella

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Wynonna judd

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73
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How many freckles did Howdy Doody have?

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Forty eight

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74
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Margaret Herrick named it in 1931 what

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The Oscar – looked like her uncle

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75
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What is the capital of Papua New Guinea ?

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Port Moresby

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76
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What philosopher stated “Hell is other people”

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Jean Paul Sarte

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77
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In The 1933 Film Which Actress Is Held Aloft By King Kong

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Fay Wray

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78
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Whose Magnificent Bald Head Featured On The Cover Of His Hot Butterd Soul Album

A

Isaac Hayes

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79
Q

And what was his first US number one

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Heartbreak Hotel

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80
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Which Famous Person Was Born In Grantham, Linconshire On 13th October 1925

A

Margaret Thatcher

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81
Q

A crapulous person is full of it - what

A

Alcohol - it means drunk

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82
Q

What do you call a female calf

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Heifer

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83
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In the Chinese horoscope what animal comes last alphabetically

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Tiger

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84
Q

Which Swiss town hosts the annual Golden Rose Television Festival

A

Montreux

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85
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A motorist who enjoys driving fast

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Speed merchant

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86
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Which capital city stands near the delta of the Irrawaddy river

A

Rangoon

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87
Q

What makes a noise middle octave key of F

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Housefly buzz

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88
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Which annual race is 4 miles and 374 yards long

A

The Boat Race

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89
Q

In what year did man first set foot on the moon

A

1969

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90
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What was the British equivalent of “We Are The World?”

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Do They Know It’s Christmas

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91
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What Do The Opposite Sides Of A Standard Dice Always Total

A

7

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92
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In english mythology, who caused the death of the lady of shallot

A

Sir

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93
Q

As what was Louis XIV also known

A

Sun king

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94
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License plates: what’s cheops’s profession

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Egyptologist

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95
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In an isosceles triangle, if the two equal angles are 35 degrees, what is the third angle

A

110 degrees

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96
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Denmark Has Twice As Many “ What? ”Than It Does People?

A

Pigs

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97
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Who caused outrage with the following quote ‘We are more popular than Jesus now’’ I don’t know which will go first Rock n Roll or Christianity’’

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John Lennon

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98
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In Which US State Does The TV Show ‘High School Musical’ Take Place

A

New Mexico

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99
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What Was Alex Ferguson’s Team Before He Left To Manage Manchester United?

A

Aberdeen

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100
Q

What flavours root beer

A

Sarsaparilla

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101
Q

West Indian cricketer Laurence Rowe gave up 1976 mid test why

A

Allergic to Grass

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102
Q

With 12 Hits In This Era Only “Silly Love” Did Not Make The Top Ten For Which Group

A

10CC

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103
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We know what lasagne is - what is a lassagnum its named from

A

A Cooking Pot

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104
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Who was the eldest member of The Beatles

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John lennon

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105
Q

Who wrote the Dune series of SF novels

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Frank Herbert

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106
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Which Beatles song was written by American Country singer Buck Owens?

A

Act Naturally

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107
Q

Who played richie cunningham in the tv show happy days

A

Ron howard

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108
Q

How does Wonder Woman control her invisible airplane

A

Mental powers

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109
Q

Which is the longest river in Mexico

A

Rio grande

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110
Q

In the Snoopy cartoons what does Lucy offer in her booth

A

Psychiatric help

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111
Q

In the movie ‘Miracle on 34th Street’, Kris Kringle is hired to play Santa Claus in what large department store?

A

Macys

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112
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In logic, what is the form of reasoning by which a specific conclusion is inferred from one or more premises

A

Deduction

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113
Q

Something navicular is shaped like what

A

A Boat

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114
Q

Which modern city was once called Byzantium

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Istanbul

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115
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Brave Belt was the original name of what group

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Bachman Turner Overdrive

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116
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Which liqueur is added to Whisky to make a rusty nail cocktail?

A

Drambuie

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117
Q

Bibliophobia is a fear of _____.

A

Books

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118
Q

In what country would you dance The Sirtaki

A

Greece

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119
Q

What is a male sheep

A

Ram

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120
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What plane did Aerospatiale of France & the British Aircraft Corp. develop

A

The concord concord

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121
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Where in the solar system would an observer see the “Cassini’s Division”

A

Rings of saturn

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122
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Which London building was gutted by fire in November 1936?

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The Crystal Palace

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123
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What is the latin word ‘trivia’ in english

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A junction of three roads

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124
Q

The Algonquin Indians believed the earth was on what

A

Giant tortoise

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125
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In the Bolshoi ballet what does the word Bolshoi mean

A

Big

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126
Q

What Base Are Hexadecimals

A

16

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127
Q

Catlike leap in which one foot follows the other into the air, knees bent; the landing is in the fifth position.

A

Pas de chat

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128
Q

England Opened Its First Nudist Beach In 1979 At Which Seaside Resort

A

Brighton

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129
Q

Pomona was the Roman Goddess of what

A

Fruit Trees

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130
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Who Wrote The Theme Song For The James Bond Movie “Live & Let Die”

A

Paul McCartney

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131
Q

Janis Joplin Died In 1970, How Did She Die

A

From A Heroin Overdose

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132
Q

Menace What Disney film do Parisians know as Blanche Neige Aet les Sept Nains

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Snow

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A __________ can squeeze through an opening no larger than a dime.

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Rat

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134
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Which Foodstuff Links Gary Lineker and The Spice Girls?

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Walker ‘s Crisps

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135
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What is a young zebra called

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Colt

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Who recorded the original song ‘the twist’

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The beatles

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137
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The 1st U.S. federal holiday honoring Martin Luther King, jr. Was in what year

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1986

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He invented the most common projection for world maps.

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Mercator

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139
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What is the name of the body part that separates the abdomen from the thorax?

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Diaphragm

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140
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Etna, Hekla and Popocate a petl are all types of what

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Volcanoes

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141
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Who won the 2000 Booker prize

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Margaret atwood

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Which Author Did Hitler Acclaim As The Phrophet Of Right Wing Authoritarianism

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Nietzsche

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What is the name of Porky Pigs father

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Phineas Pig

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What does a camel store in its hump?

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Fat

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145
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Name the largest web-footed bird.

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Albatross

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Who Reached No.1 In 1962 With “I Remember You”

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Frank Ifield

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In The TV Show “The Young Ones” What Was The Name Of Viviens Pet Hamster

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SPG (Special Patrol Group)

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What do you call a group of rhinocerus?

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A Crash

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149
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What is a hajji

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A pilgrim to mecca

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What is the flower that stands for: revenge

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Birdsfoot trefoil

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What are “the four nightingales” better known as

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The marx brothers

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152
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How Did Nylon Get It’s Name

A

Developed In New York & London

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Who Duetted With Celine Dion On The 1997 Hit Tell Him

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Barbara Streisand

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Paul French George E Dale pseudonyms for what SF author

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Isaac Asimov

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155
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What happened on screen for the first time in india in 1977

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Screen kiss

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156
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What are the units of measurement for Frequency ?

A

Hertz

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Who returned to Britain in 2001 after 35 years on the run?

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Ronnie Biggs

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158
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What is the capital of Morocco

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Rabat

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159
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What does a panaphobe fear

A

Everything

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160
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The artist Abbott Thayer’s developed what for military use

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Camouflage colours

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QANTAS, the name of the airline, is an acronym for___

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Queensland and northern territory aerial services

162
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What Killed Cleopatra

A

An Asp

163
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In 1901 who first transmitted radio signals across Atlantic

A

Marconi

164
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What Is The Oldest Inhabited City In The World

A

Damascus, Syria

165
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Harvard college was founded in this year

A

1636

166
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To what language is the gypsy romany language related

A

Sanskrit

167
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What 70s television show launched the career of David Cassidy?

A

The Partridge Family

168
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What two time all big eight defensive back at Colorado won three U.S. Open golf titles

A

Hale irwin

169
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In what state was the largest cavalry battle in the civil war

A

Virginia Brandy Station (20000 men)

170
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In which U.S. state is Quantico, home to an FBI training and research facility and a similar one for the Marine Corps

A

Maryland

171
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On Which Fictitious Island Does Thomas The Tank Engine Operate

A

Sodor

172
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Why Did The Jackson 5 Change Their Name To The Jacksons When They Left Motown

A

Motown Owned The Name The Jackson 5

173
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The Ngorogoro crater is in what Tanzanian National Park

A

Serengeti

174
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Branch of science that applies physical principles to the study of the earth

A

Geophysics

175
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18th century French dance

A

Gavotte

176
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Which film won the best screenplay Oscar in 1970

A

MASH

177
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Tuberculophobia is the fear of ______

A

Tuberculosis

178
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Which animal sleeps on its back

A

Only man or women

179
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Which Lancs Town Has A Name That Means A Small Brass Wind Instrument Used For Summoning Witches & Warlocks

A

Oswaldtwistle

180
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Who was the first U.S. president to travel in a car, plane and submarine

A

Theodore roosevelt

181
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What larry niven character was known as the “hindmost leader”

A

Nessus

182
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What Is The Sign Language Used By Bookies Known As

A

Tic Tac

183
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Who Invented The Electric Light Bulb

A

Thomas Edison

184
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Which Famous Wine Region Is Centred On Reims

A

Champagne

185
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From the 1980’s, which song and which artist “Her weapons were her crystal eyes, Making every man a man, Black as the dark night she was, Got what no-one else had, Wa!”?

A

Bananarama / Venus

186
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In The World Of Music How Is “James Jewel Osterberg” Better Know

A

Iggy Pop

187
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Apparatus that converts molecules into ions and then separates the ions according to their mass-to-charge ratio

A

Mass Spectrometer

188
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Which is the only animal other than humans that can get leprosy?

A

Armadillos

189
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In heraldry a lybbard is a lion panther cross symbolising what

A

Wildness

190
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Sad Movies Norman & Some People Were All Hits For Which Early 60’s Singer

A

Carol Deene

191
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What is the Capital of: Ukraine

A

Kiev

192
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In norse mythology, who is brunhilda chief of

A

Valkyries

193
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In the tv series ‘happy days’ what was arthur fonzarelli’s nickname

A

The fonz

194
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How many facets has a snowflake

A

Six

195
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Harry Longbaugh became better known under what name

A

The Sundance Kid

196
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What Is The Most Common Colour Of A Great Dane?

A

Fawn

197
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Manjimaru is the main character of which game?

A

Kabuki Klash

198
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What is the traditional dessert in England on December 25?

A

Christmas Pudding

199
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People answered the first telephones by saying what

A

Ahoy there

200
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What is a group of this animal called: Boar

A

Sounder

201
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In Korea what is ssirum

A

Sumo Wrestling

202
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Name Both The Start / Finish Points For The University Boat Race

A

Putney & Mortlake

203
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What phrase is another way of saying covered in bruises

A

Black and blue

204
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The Snake River lies entirely in which country?

A

USA

205
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The araucaria has what more common name

A

The Monkey Puzzle tree

206
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What is the value of pi to three decimal places?

A

3.142

207
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Vanilla flavouring is derived from which flower

A

Orchid

208
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Who Did The New Yardbirds Become

A

Led Zeppelin

209
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On what is the Mona Lisa painted

A

Wood

210
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Name the cartoon that featured characters who had messages on their clothes to express their feelings.

A

Shirt Tales

211
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The Beverley Hillbillies came from what Ozarks town

A

Hooterville

212
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In Greek mythology who was Queen of the underworld

A

Persephone

213
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In which century was (The Black Death)?

A

Fourteenth

214
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What is a group of this animal called: Sheep

A

Drove flock

215
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Prosthetics deals with the making of __________.

A

Artificial limbs

216
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English ships carried limes protect scurvy what US ships carry

A

Cranberries

217
Q

What is Paul’s middle name?

A

Paul

218
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What happened to Laika first dog in space

A

Suffocated no air burned re-entry

219
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Paris born Philippe Pages changed his name to what

A

Richard Clayderman

220
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What was first successfully tested in Alamogordo, New Mexico?

A

Atomic bomb

221
Q

Vancover Island & British Columbia became one colony in

A

1866

222
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When does a full moon rise

A

Sunset

223
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Which Sci-Fi Sitcom star like to eat cats?

A

Alf

224
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What do ornithologists study

A

Birds

225
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A primate called a Galago has what more common name

A

Bush Baby

226
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Janis joplin started her career with which group backing her up

A

Big brother

227
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Name the first ship from which Gulliver was shipwrecked in ‘Gulliver’s Travels’

A

Antelope

228
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In ‘dawson’s creek’, who does james van der beek play

A

Dawson leary

229
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What is The Southern most Point Of The English Mainland?

A

Lizard Point / The Lizard

230
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What was the name of the world’s tallest man who still remains firmly entrenched in the Guinness Book of Records some 70 years plus after his death?

A

Robert Pershing Wadlow

231
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What animal head appears on the badge of the RCMP

A

Bison

232
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How Many Colours Are The In A Rainbow

A

7

233
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Into what sea does the Mackenzie River flow?

A

Beaufort Sea

234
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In the ‘twelve days of christmas’, how many items in total are sent by ‘my true love’

A

78

235
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What boys’ toy was introduced at the annual american international toy fair in new york on feb. 9, 1964

A

G.i joe

236
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Which 1978 film starring Roger Moore, Richard Burton and Richard Harris, is a bout a group of British mercenaries in Central Africa

A

The Wild Geese

237
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Which Woman Had More Portarits Painted Of Her Thaan Anyone Else

A

Queen Elizabeth II

238
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In which film did Elvis Presley sing the song ‘Wooden Heart’

A

G.i. blues

239
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By what name is Salicylic Acid better known as?

A

Aspirin

240
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What creature can be Indian, white or broad lipped

A

Rhinoceros

241
Q

Branch of mathematics that deals with the properties & relationships of numbers (number)

A

Number theory

242
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What is the lowest title handed down from father to son

A

Baronet

243
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Cicane’s 2000 No.1 Hit “Dont Give Up” Featured Which Rock Megastar

A

Bryan Adams

244
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Which Former Python Traavlled Round The World

A

Micheal Palin

245
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Who Was The Very First Recipient Of The MALE Version Of The Rear Of The Year Award

A

Michael Barrymore

246
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Who is the greek counterpart of mercury

A

Hermes

247
Q

What is the capital of Turkmenistan

A

Ashkhabad

248
Q

Ireland, the UK and Turkey rank first, second and third in the world in the consumption of what?

A

Tea

249
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What is the second largest country in south america

A

Argentina

250
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Which county cricket ground can be found at St Johns Wood in London

A

Lords

251
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When is a crepuscular animal active

A

Twilight

252
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What Did Eddie The Edwards Had To Have 2 Inches Taken Off His What When He Represented England At The 1988 Winter Olympics

A

His Chin

253
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Which football team lost both the 1998 and 1999 FA Cup Finals?

A

Newcastle United

254
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In which novel is Phoebe Caulfield the hero’s younger sister

A

Catcher in the rye

255
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A Vigule or Solidus is what character

A

Slash / - not backslash

256
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What pastry is used to make Profittaroles

A

Choux

257
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What is a sun dried grape

A

Raisin

258
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Rhett Butler of Gone With the Wind was born where

A

Charleston

259
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Where would one eat a taco

A

Mexico

260
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Who was the famous individual who originated the catch phrase “Just Say No”

A

Nancy Reagan

261
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What Name Is Given To The Pitch On Which American Football Is Played

A

The Gridiron

262
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In liquid measure a pipe is made up of two what

A

Hogsheads

263
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Owing to the sound it makes, what is the alternative name for the Australian bird the Kookaburra?

A

The Laughing Jackass

264
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What peter sellers movie did ringo starr appear in

A

Magic christian

265
Q

What was the title of the novel which won the 1998 Booker prize

A

Amsterdam

266
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In which James Bond film does the villain cheat at golf?

A

Goldfinger

267
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Who won best actress for her role in darling

A

Julie christie

268
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Who played the scarecrow in the Wiz (all black wiz of oz)

A

Michael Jackson

269
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Vilnius is the capital of which country?

A

Lithuania

270
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What was the name of John Glens first orbiting craft

A

Friendship 7

271
Q

What are elementary particles originating in the sun and other stars, that continuously rain down on the earth

A

Cosmic rays

272
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What is the name of a device used to stem the flow of blood

A

Tourniquet

273
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This country consumes more coca cola per capita than any other.

A

Iceland

274
Q

What is the currency of Venezuela?

A

Bolivar

275
Q

Whos Woodstocks beagle buddy

A

Snoopy

276
Q

Who became a genius whenever he put on the fabulous kurwood derby

A

Bullwinkle

277
Q

Who played the role of Richard Blaine in Casablanca?

A

Humphrey Bogart

278
Q

Who wrote ‘A Christmas Carol’?

A

Charles Dickens

279
Q

There are this many red_letter cubes in Perquackey.

A

3

280
Q

Which of Henry VIII Wives Was Elizabeth I Mother

A

Anne Boleyn

281
Q

Sterling Holloway was original voice of which Disney character

A

Winnie the Pooh

282
Q

What shape is a crystal of table salt a cube, oval or sphere

A

Cube

283
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Which comic is drawn by Sam Keith?

A

The Maxx

284
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Name Cathy’s on again/off again boy friend

A

Irving

285
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Which English Race Course Is Overlooked By Trundle Hill?

A

Good Wood

286
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James Drury starred in which TV western series

A

The Virginian

287
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Name the book - first line - It was a pleasure to burn

A

Fahrenheit 451 Ray Bradbury

288
Q

What is the ‘x’ on a railroad crossing

A

Crossbuck

289
Q

By what name is Lysergic acid diethylamide better known?

A

LSD

290
Q

Who won the Tour de France 4 times 1961 to 1964

A

Jacques Anquetil

291
Q

“Which popular Christmas song was actually written for Thanksgiving? (White Christmas, Jingle Bells, Silent Night, Away In A Manger”” “

A

Jingle Bells

292
Q

What are horseshoe crabs

A

Spiders and scorpions

293
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What musical direction comes from the Italian meaning cheerful

A

Allegro

294
Q

Satanophobia is the fear of

A

Satan

295
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What is the popular name for the drug ‘drinamyl’

A

Purple hearts

296
Q

What were men conscripted to work down mines in World War Two usually known as?

A

Bevin Boys

297
Q

Which rocky island group off the Northumberland coast is associated with Grace Darling and St Cuthbert

A

The Farne Isles

298
Q

The World’s First Motorway Was Opened In 1929. In What Country Did This Take Place ?

A

Italy

299
Q

Whats the worlds second most spoken language

A

English

300
Q

What yellow fossilized resin was used in jewellery by the greeks and romans

A

Amber

301
Q

The average person has 1460 what each year

A

Dreams

302
Q

What capital city does the liffey river flow through

A

Dublin

303
Q

The Legend Of Xanadu Reached No.1 In 1968 Who Sang It

A

Dave, Dee, Dozy , Mick & Tich

304
Q

Who, in the Bible, was taken up to heaven in a fiery chariot

A

Elisha elias

305
Q

Edmonton is the capital of which province

A

Alberta

306
Q

Who was the star of the film Bachelor Party?

A

Tom Hanks

307
Q

What Is The Star Sign Of A Person Born On Christmas Day

A

Capricorn

308
Q

Which middle eastern country’s official name is Al-Lubnan

A

Lebanon

309
Q

Which of the Seven Wonders of the World was constructed by the sculptor Phidias about 430 B.C.

A

Statue of zeus

310
Q

What Was The Name Of The Java Born Dutch Aircraft Manufactuerer who, During World War I, Produced More Than 40 Types Of Airplanes For The German High Command

A

Anthony Fokker

311
Q

In Astrology what is the ruling planet of communication

A

Mercury

312
Q

What is the provincial flower of Saskatchewan

A

Tiger lilly

313
Q

In western palmistry the index finger is linked to which planet

A

Jupiter

314
Q

What is the name of Beatrix Potter’s fishing frog

A

Jeremy fisher

315
Q

What waterway did Britain buy a share of in 1875

A

Suez canal

316
Q

What is the sacred river of hinduism

A

Ganges

317
Q

What event supposedly occurred in the Coenaculum or Cenacle

A

The Last Supper

318
Q

In a famous opera, what did siegfried understand after tasting dragon’s blood

A

Bird’s speech

319
Q

On what island is Honolulu?

A

Oahu

320
Q

What is the capital of Botswana ?

A

Gaborone

321
Q

In the movie Office Space, what item did Peter pull from the rubble?

A

A red stapler

322
Q

What is Kumiss made from in Asia

A

Fermented Cows Milk

323
Q

Which Was The First International Airline To Launch A Sevice

A

Klm (London To Amsterdam)

324
Q

What is the fear of string known as

A

Linonophobia

325
Q

Which song won first Oscar when the category was intro 1934

A

The Continental

326
Q

The average human produces how many quarts of spit in a lifetime

A

25000

327
Q

Who composed the opera “The Rake’s Progress”

A

Stravinsky

328
Q

Who formed Microsoft with Bill Gates

A

Paul allen

329
Q

What are the lime deposits hanging from the ceiling of a cave called

A

Stalactites

330
Q

What countries presidents Yusof Bin Ishak and Wee Kim Wee

A

Singapore

331
Q

With what are toadstools often confused

A

Mushrooms

332
Q

What is the concave dish shape of a liquid inside a glass or tube

A

Meniscus

333
Q

Conventionally middle class materialist

A

Bourgeois

334
Q

What city is also known as beantown

A

Boston

335
Q

“Scotch pine”, “Douglas fir”, “Noble fir”, “Fraser fir” are all commonly used as what?

A

Christmas trees

336
Q

Whose girlfriend was Virginia Hill - he killed her B Hills 1947

A

Bugsy Siegel

337
Q

What device converts alternating current into direct current

A

Rectifier

338
Q

Gin Triple Sec (quantreau) and pineapple juice what cocktail

A

Aloha

339
Q

What is a low layer of cloud called

A

A nimbostratus

340
Q

Brewers at what time did the hiroshima bomb detonate

A

8:15 AM

341
Q

Who had a number one hit in 1970 with In the Summertime

A

Mungo jerry

342
Q

Tomography is a scanning technique which uses X-rays for photographing particular slices of the what

A

Body

343
Q

In Texas it’s illegal for what profession to be communists

A

Pharmacists

344
Q

Americans use 16000 tons of what each year

A

Aspirin

345
Q

Which 2004 Darts Champion Is Known As The Viking?

A

Andy Fordham

346
Q

What tennis star founded the magazine women’s sports

A

Billie jean king

347
Q

Lord Lovat was the last in England to do what

A

Be judicially beheaded

348
Q

What is the symbol for silver

A

Ag

349
Q

Someone with firmly fixed opinions is said to be dyed in what

A

The wool

350
Q

Jimmy stewart is driven by revenge in the movie _____?

A

Man who shot liberty valence

351
Q

What completed a journey of 19,500 miles with only three stops in August 1929

A

The graf zeppelin

352
Q

What Is The Phenomenon Called In Which Light Bends When Passing Through A Lens

A

Refraction

353
Q

What mythical scottish town appears for one day every 100 years

A

Brigadoon

354
Q

What was used for blood in the film ‘psycho’

A

Chocolate syrup

355
Q

This country lost the largest percentage of its men in a single war (~70%).

A

Paraguay

356
Q

What colour is named after a battle fought in Italy in 1859

A

Magenta

357
Q

Who once told Playboy magazine he “committed adultry in his heart”

A

Jimmy carter

358
Q

Any animal lacking a vertebral column, or backbone

A

Invertebrate

359
Q

What is the anatomical name for the bones of a human’s fingers and toes

A

Phalanges

360
Q

Which country did Chiang Kai-shek found in 1949

A

Taiwan

361
Q

What is the highest mountain in Canada called

A

Mount logan

362
Q

Ferdinand is a story about a ____

A

Bull

363
Q

“What drink was adapted to become the American Christmas drink ‘Egg Nog’? Scandanavian Drink Glogg , Austrian Drink Gluwein, French Drink ““Lait De Poule”” The German Drink ““Biersuppe”” “

A

The French Drink Lait De Poule

364
Q

Traffic jam affecting a whole network of intersecting streets

A

Gridlock

365
Q

In what Australian state would you find Moree

A

New south wales nsw

366
Q

In the movie “Mall Rats”, What famous author was signing comic books?

A

Stan Lee

367
Q

Which actor won Oscars twice for ‘best male performance’ in the ’90s?

A

Tom Hanks

368
Q

Who sang ‘Jet Airliner’?

A

Steve Miller Band

369
Q

What Was The Stage Name Of Kajagoogoo’s Chris Hamill

A

Limahl

370
Q

What is a vitamin D deficiency called ? Seven letters, fifth letter is an ‘E’

A

Rickets

371
Q

St Helier Is The Capital Of Which Island

A

Jersey

372
Q

In which state is Cape Hatteras?

A

North Carolina

373
Q

For what did Pieter Zeeman receive the Nobel prize in Physics?

A

Zeeman effect

374
Q

Which 50’s Movie features the Line ‘I always get the fuzzy end of the lollipop’

A

Some Like it Hot

375
Q

Who first used acupuncture

A

Emperor shen-nung

376
Q

How Old Was Margaret Thatcher When She Took Up The Role Of British Prime Minister In 1979

A

53

377
Q

Which list did sarah ferguson make five times in people’s magazine

A

Worst

378
Q

As what were ‘The Supremes’ originally known

A

Primettes

379
Q

What is magma

A

Hot molten rock

380
Q

What’s the oldest capital city in the americas

A

Mexico city

381
Q

What is the term for the area in front of a fireplace

A

Hearth

382
Q

By what more common name do we know Major Boothroyd

A

Q in the Bond films

383
Q

Where is the Taj Mahal?

A

India

384
Q

Which Band Went “Dizzy” With Vic Reeves In 1991

A

The Wonder Stuff

385
Q

Who played the part of Sam Malone in TV ‘s ‘Cheers’

A

Ted danson

386
Q

Brussels is the capital of _______

A

Belgium

387
Q

In which 1988 film remake of ‘A Christmas Carol’’ does Bill Murray play a cynically selfish TV executive

A

Scrooged

388
Q

What is the common name of the plant Pelargonium

A

Geranium

389
Q

Which herb did the Romans eat top prevent drunkenness

A

Parsley

390
Q

What is the fear of death or dying known as

A

Thanatophobia

391
Q

Basketball: The Utah ________.

A

Jazz

392
Q

A dance involving high kicks

A

Cancan

393
Q

Aretha franklin sang ‘Think’ in which film

A

Blues Brothers

394
Q

Who, alongside Frank Williams, was the co-founder of the Williams Formula One team?

A

Patrick Head

395
Q

What is the architectural term for a representation of leaves at the top of a column?

A

Acanthus

396
Q

What is the only X Rated film to have won the best film Oscar?

A

Midnight Cowboy

397
Q

Who directed the film “Let It Be”?

A

Michael Lindsay-Hogg

398
Q

Long What was Dorothy’s aunt’s name in The Wizard of Oz

A

Aunt em

399
Q

Which film director described actors as cattle

A

Alfred Hitchcock

400
Q

Prince & The Revolution Said Her Beret Was What Colour

A

Rasberry