Trivia Database_73 Flashcards

1
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What screen cowboy rode Tony the Wonder Horse

A

Tom Mix

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2
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In Which Year Did The Band Play A Free Concert In Londons Hyde Park

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1969

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3
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What is the longest river in Italy

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Po

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4
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In which 1970’s films does Dustin Hoffman play the character ‘ Lenny Bruce’ ?

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Lenny

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5
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What type of bird is a ‘Beltsville’

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Turkey

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6
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P L Travers created which famous character

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Mary Poppins

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7
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Which Lays Blue Egg’s , The Song Thrush Or The Mistle Thrush

A

Song Thrush

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8
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The name Europe comes from where

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Greek Mythology

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9
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Which 1997 Movie Held The Record For The Biggest Opening For A British Film At The US Box Office Taking 2.5m Dollars In Just 3 Days

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Mr Bean (The Ultimate Disaster Movie)

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10
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After Paris which is the largest French speaking city in the world

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Montreal

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11
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In Minneapolis what is the maximum penalty for double parking

A

The Chain Gang

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12
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Thomas Edison had a phobia what was it

A

The Dark

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13
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Who was British Prime Minister at the time of the General Strike in 1926

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Stanley baldwin

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14
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What instrument does Grumpy play in Disney’s Snow White

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Organ

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15
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What is a Pygmy Blue

A

Smallest butterfly

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16
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A hot spicy root used in cooking

A

Ginger

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17
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What type of animal is a ‘godwit’

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Bird

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18
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Who was the male star when The Mousetrap first played

A

Richard Attenbourough

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19
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Where was/is the original Penthouse

A

In a Real Tennis Court

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20
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Sir Stamford Raffles founded which minor Asian nation?

A

Singapore

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21
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Which sea on Earth has no beaches

A

Sargasso sea

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22
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The longest key on your keyboard is the _____ bar

A

Space

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23
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Does sound travel faster in warmer or colder air

A

Warmer

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24
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In which country is normandy

A

France

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25
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Sinatra What are the primary colors

A

Red yellow blue blue red yellow blue yellow

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26
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The artist formerly known as prince had a both a hit song & movie by this title

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Purple rain

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27
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The symbol on the “pound” key (#) is called a(n) _________

A

Octothorpe

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28
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Where Was The Only British Prime Minister To Be Assassinated Killed?

A

The Lobby Of The House Of Commons

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29
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Which Former BBC Sports Presenter Gave Up His Career In Pursuit Of Spiritual & Religious Beliefs & Was Once Called (As Nutty As A Box Of Frogs) By A Talk Show Host

A

David Icke

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30
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What is the capital of Singapore ?

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Singapore

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31
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Dressed list who paid miss ussr four cartons of marlboro to be on his show

A

David

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32
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What does n.a.s.a stand for

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National aeronautics and space administration

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33
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Which Country Celebrates ‘The Day Of The Dead’ Instead Of Halloween Which Includes The Traditionn Of Paassing A Live Person In A Coffin Through The Streets

A

Mexico

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34
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Who wrote ‘roll over beethoven’

A

Chuck berry

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35
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Who released the smash hit ‘she drives me crazy’

A

Fine young cannibals

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36
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The original Halloween film directed by John Carpenter in 1978 cost just $320,000 to make. It ended up making how much world wide was it A 40M, B 50M or was it C 60M

A

B (50 Million)

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37
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Whose last words were “Thomas Jefferson still survives”

A

John adams

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38
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What Planet Is Sometimes Refered To As Lucifer

A

Venus

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39
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What Is Bo Diddley’s Real Name

A

Elias Bates (Elias McDaniel)

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40
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A polish national dance in triple time with an accent on the second beat, characterized by proud bearing, clicking of heels, and holubria, a special turning step.

A

Mazurka

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41
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Beginning in the 1820s, who from the southeastern united states were relocated to indian territory over numerous routes

A

The five civilized tribes

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42
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97% of all paper money in the USA has traces of what on it

A

Cocaine

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43
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What TV show had a character named Potsie?

A

Happy Days

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44
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A horse’s hoof is also known by what grim term

A

Coffin

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45
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Who wrote the musical The Desert Song

A

Sigmund Romberg

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46
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Herbie Mann Is Best Known For Playing Which Instrument

A

Flute

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47
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What are the sacred Hindu texts called

A

Vedas

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48
Q

What is the tallest piece on a chessboard

A

King

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49
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What is the fear of ants known as

A

Myrmecophobia

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50
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Who was the losing Democratic candidate when Dwight D Eisenhower was re-elected as U.S. President in 1956

A

Adlai stevenson

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51
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Who wrote ‘gone with the wind’

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Margaret mitchell

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52
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Who is the largest builder of fire engines in the united states

A

Ward la

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53
Q

Hydrargyophobia is the fear of

A

Mercurial medicines

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54
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Psychrophobia is the fear of

A

Cold

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55
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What is Dennis the Menace’s surname?

A

Mitchell

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56
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What kind of clay can potters heat to a higher temperature earthenware or stoneware

A

Stoneware

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57
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Piano Man’ was which man’s first successful album in 1974

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Billy Joel

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58
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When solid substances in the blood are removed, what name is given to the remaining liquid

A

Plasma

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59
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Who was the only person to win world titles on bikes and cars

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John Surtees

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60
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What Is The Name Of The 7th And Final Harry Potter Book

A

Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows

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61
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Which Year Was The Orbiting Hubble Telescope Launched

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1990

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62
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What year was Picasso born

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1881

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63
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Who is the norse god of lightning

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Odin

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64
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From Her 1994 Hit When did Sheryl Crow “Like A Good Beer Buzz”

A

Early In The Morning

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65
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What beach boys song blathers “rah rah rah rah, sis boom bah”

A

Be true to

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66
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As a performer what one thing would Elvis never do

A

An Encore

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67
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What was a big hit for the pipes, drums, and military band of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards in 1972

A

Amazing grace

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68
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When was the resurrection

A

Easter

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69
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First Impressions was the original title of what classic novel

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Pride and Prejudice

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70
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Who climbed mount fuji at age 99

A

Teiichi igarashi

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71
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The female king crab incubates as many as 400,000 young for 11 months in a brood pouch under her __________

A

Abdomen

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72
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When Tweety exclaimed, “I thought I saw a putty tat!”, who did he see?

A

Sylvester

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73
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What is the current vat rate in the uk

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17.50%

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74
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What Message Did Michael Ward Bring Us In His One And Only Chart Success

A

Let There Be Peace On Earth

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75
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By Winning The World Snooker Championship In 1998 Who Knocked Stephen Hendry Of The No.1 Spot

A

John Higgins

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76
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What was the top grossing film of the 60s

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The Sound of Music

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77
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In Norse mythology what is the name of the ultimate battle

A

Ragnarok

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78
Q

According to Hite report masturbating women like to use what

A

Candles

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79
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What Is The Only Spin Off To Date From The TV Show “Coronation Street”

A

Pardon The Expression

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80
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When Sharon Davis Appeared On Th TV Show Gladiators What Was Her Gladiator Name

A

Amazon

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81
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Name Any Year In The Life Of Socrates, He Lived Til The Age Of 70

A

469-399 BC

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82
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The automobile company that makes beetles

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Volkswagon

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83
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Who was the author of catcher in the rye

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Jd salinger

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84
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Which meteor shower occurs on the 12th August ?

A

Perseids

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85
Q

What does LL Cool J.’s name stand for?

A

Ladies Love Cool James

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86
Q

Where were the ancient olympics held

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Olympia

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87
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What city is known as The worlds chocolate capital

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Hershey Pennsylvania

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88
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What instrument does an organ grinder play?

A

Hurdy gurdy

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89
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With Which Band Did Hugh Cornwell Sing Lead Vocals

A

The Stranglers

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90
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Which Band Did Peter Murphy Of Bauhaus & Mick Karn Of Japan Form

A

Dali’s Car

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91
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Name the three children on Kate and Ali.

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Jenny,Chip and Emma

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92
Q

Where could you see or do an Ollie and a McTwist

A

Skateboarding

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93
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Broadway 59 music Ordinary Couple, Preludium, Processional

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The Sound of Music

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94
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Name the 2 former Beatles who played with the band in their early tour of Germany?

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Pete Best & Stuart Suttclife

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95
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What equivalent English course is antipasto?

A

Starters or Hors D’Oeuvres

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96
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What was the name of the sad faced clown portrayed by Emmett Kelly?

A

Weary Willie

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97
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In Greek mythology, Pasiphae gave birth to which creature

A

Minotaur

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98
Q

Which Famous London Landmark Was Designed by Sir Norman Foster

A

The Millenium Bridge

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99
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What food was almost non-existent in ireland in the 1840’s

A

Potatoes

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100
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What is the main component of air

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Nitrogen

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101
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What Was Pop Duo Jemini’s “Famous Achievement” Of 2003?

A

Last In Eurovision Song Contest With No Points

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102
Q

The Greek God Apollo Accidently Killed His Friend Hyacinthus While Practising For Which Sporting Event

A

The Discus

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103
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Which meteor shower occurs on the 16th November ?

A

Leonids

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104
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The words ‘coffee’ and ‘yoghurt’ originate from which language

A

Turkish

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105
Q

Which acid builds up in the body during excessive exercise

A

Lactic

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106
Q

White and the seven dwarfs Where is the Plumas National Forest

A

California

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107
Q

Primrose, Montgomery, Petunia, Zinnia And Victoria Were 5 Of The 6 Children That Featured In Which TV Series

A

The Darling Buds Of Me

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108
Q

Many ancient mayan ruins are located on which peninsula

A

Yucatan peninsula

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109
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What was jane wyman reagan’s birth name

A

Sarah jane fulks

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110
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Who cut the US flag to pieces and was honoured for it

A

Robert Peary left bits at North Pole

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111
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Which country occupies the ‘horn’ of Africa?

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Somalia

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112
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In medieval Spain which city was noted for its quality steel

A

Toledo

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113
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Who wrote the opera “the Thieving Magpie’

A

Rossini

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114
Q

When The National Lottery First Introduced It’s Midweek Draw Who Presented The Show

A

Carole Smille

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115
Q

What is armagnac

A

Brandy

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116
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Name actor fired as no star quality because of big Adams apple

A

Clint Eastwood

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117
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for New Zealand ?

A

Dollar

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118
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Where are the U.S. Tennis Open Championships held

A

Flushing meadows, ny

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119
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Name The Group That Linked With Motorhead On The St Valentines Day Massacre EP

A

Girlschool

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120
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The Olduvai Gorge, famous for its fossils, is in which country

A

Tanzania

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121
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Who was the first female to enter the Billboard charts in 1985?

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Whitney Houston

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122
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What is the capital of Tonga

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Nuku’alofa

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123
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We have all heard Hari Krishna - what does Krishna mean

A

Dark as a cloud

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124
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What is the basic unit of currency for Sierra Leone ?

A

Leone

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125
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Paul wrote the song “Hey Jude” for:

A

Julian Lennon

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126
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Which Martial Art Made It’s Debut At The 2000 Olympic Games

A

Tae Kwon Do

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127
Q

Slip, square and surgeon all types of what

A

Knot

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128
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What Is Kylie Minogues Middle Name

A

Ann

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129
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Hurt driving: what country is identified by the letter h

A

Hungary

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130
Q

If something is coked en brochette how is it done

A

On a skewer

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Name the French boxer who was World Heavyweight Champion from 1920 to 1922, best remembered for his title fight with Jack Dempsey in 1921

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Georges carpentier

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Which is the only musical bird that can fly backwards

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Hummingbird

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What does the name of Computer giant Intel stand for in full?

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Integrated Electronics

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134
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Who is anne mae bullock

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Tina turner

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135
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Who said all things were made up of air, earth, fire, water

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Aristotle

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Born Florian Armstrong, on Christmas Day 1971, which female singer dueted with Eminem on the 2000 hit ‘Stan’’

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Dido

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137
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The city council of Chico California set a $500 fine for what

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Exploding nuclear bomb in city

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138
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What is the formula one course called in Canada ?

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Montreal

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139
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Which actor was Howard Hughes describing when he said ‘His ears make him look like a taxi cab with both dooors open’

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Clarke gable

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140
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In the 70s Hit Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons what is the name of the company Scralet works for?

A

Spectrum

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141
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Palmer From what is rum distilled

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Sugar cane

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What are Nissan, Av, Adar and Tishrei

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Jewish months

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143
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Whose 1998 “Best Of” Compilation Was Entitled “Hatful Of Rain”

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Del Amitri

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Which Band Leader/Composer/Producer Wrote The Score For The 1967 Movie “In The Heat Of The Night” Featuring Ray Charles On The Title Song

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Quincy Jones

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145
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What city is served by Narita Airport

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Tokyo

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Diameter Who plays shortstop for Charlie Brown’s baseball team

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Snoopy

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What was the name of George of the Jungle’s pet elephant

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Shep

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148
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What does the name Tokyo mean

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Eastern City

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In the Bible, which ethnic group took Samson prisoner in Gaza, resulting in him pushing down the temple of Dagon

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Philistines

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The name for this semi precious stone comes from the latin for sea water

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Aquamarine

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Collective nouns - a streak of what

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Tigers

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Which Famous British Pair Could Be Found Dancing In The Street

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Mick Jagger & David Bowie

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Which U.S. President ordered the dropping of the atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

A

Truman

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154
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Who played ‘Johnny Mnemonic’?

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Keanu Reeves

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155
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U.S. captials Oregon

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Salem

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Who was barney rubble’s best friend

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Fred flintstone

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Whose ballet music includes Petrushka and The Rite of Spring?

A

Stravinsky

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158
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An anemometer measures _________

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Wind velocity

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159
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Of what did Aristotle say all things were made up?

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Air, earth, fire, and water

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160
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Whose portrait appeared on the reverse of the last £1 note

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Isaac newton

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What social insects are the favourite food of numbats

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Termites

162
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How many days can a cockroach live without water

A

30

163
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What is a group of hogs

A

Passel

164
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What is the Chinese practice of treating illness by inserting needles into the body called

A

Acupuncture

165
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How is British sportsman Francis Thompson more usually known?

A

Daley Thompson

166
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What is the basic unit of currency for Ghana ?

A

Cedi

167
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What colour is the cap given to an England cricket player

A

Blue

168
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In The World Of Music How Is “Saul Hudson” More Commonly Known

A

Slash / Guns n Roses

169
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What country has the worlds most vending machines per capita

A

Japan

170
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Brian Warner is better known as who

A

Marilyn Manson

171
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What other name does Stephen King write under

A

Richard bachman

172
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Saint Lidwina is the Patron Saint of who

A

Skaters

173
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Who released the following ‘edible’ album ‘Moldy peaches’

A

The Moldy Peaches

174
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A Canadian person loyal to the british crown in the 1780’s

A

Loyalist

175
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Which city is on the east coast of australia

A

Sydney

176
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In Oxford Ohio its illegal for a woman to disrobe where

A

Before a mans picture

177
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What is the term for a painting of a person

A

Portrait

178
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What does Good Friday mark?

A

The crucifixion of Jesus

179
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In which city were the 1932 Summer Olympic Games held

A

Los angeles

180
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As a result of their wearing high leather collars to protect their necks from sabres, as what were the first US marines known?

A

Leathernecks

181
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What amateur Reached Wimbledon Semi final in 1977

A

John McEnroe (aged 18)

182
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Issac and Willian Fuld invented and patented what in 1892

A

Oiuja Board French German Oui Ya

183
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On British & Us Television How Is “Jo Frost” More Commonly Known

A

Super Nanny

184
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What is the fibre from the husk of the coconut, now used in soil-less composts, called

A

Coir

185
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Who was the Greek god of prophecy and archery?

A

Apollo

186
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Who is the greek counterpart of venus

A

Aphrodite

187
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Which magazine always features an obituary on its last page?

A

Rolling Stone

188
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In Which Film Does Julie London Sing “Cry Me A River”

A

The Girl Can’t Help It

189
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The 100 Acre Wood, a fictional place in the ‘Winnie the Pooh’ stories, is actually inspired from a real place known as 500 Acre Wood in which English forest?

A

Ashdown Forest

190
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Who is the prime Minister of France

A

Lionel jospin

191
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Which world saving puppets lived on ‘Tracy Island’

A

Thunderbirds

192
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What do the STP Corporation’s initials stand for

A

Scientifically Tested

193
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Surrounding or blocking of a place by an enemy

A

Blockade

194
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Whats another name for tetanus

A

Lockjaw

195
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Who had a hit in Jul 1975 with ‘Blanket on the Ground’ ?

A

Billy Joe Spears

196
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What is the traditional gift for a 13th wedding anniversary

A

Lace

197
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Bibendum is whose real name

A

Michelin Tyre Man

198
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Muscatel literally means what in Italian

A

With Flies on it

199
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A __________ in the wild usually makes no more than 20 kills a year.

A

Lion

200
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The opera The Tsar Sultan contains what famous musical piece

A

The Flight of the Bumblebee

201
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After Solomon’s death, the Kingdom of Israel split into two; Israel with its capital at Shechem, and Judah. Which city was the capital of Judah

A

Jerusalem

202
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How many one legged popes have there been

A

None

203
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What is the fear of trains known as

A

Siderodromophobia

204
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What is the tibia

A

Shin bone

205
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What is tatooed on John Bon Jovi`s arm?

A

Superman

206
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The spinning wheel, introduced to Europe in the middle ages, was invented where

A

India

207
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The name of which plant comes from the Greek meaning ‘earth-apple’

A

Camomile

208
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Chris Montez Had 2 Hits In The 60’s What Were They (PFE)

A

Let’s Dance, The More I See You

209
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In Which Year Did Phil Collins Join Genesis

A

1970

210
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How long is the Danube River

A

1,750 miles

211
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What sport do the following terms belong to - “Jerk & Snatch”?

A

Weightlifting

212
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What Was Talking Heads First Top Ten Album

A

Little Creatures

213
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During supersonic flight, what temperature does the skin on the nose of a concorde reach

A

260 degrees fahrenheit

214
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What does a road sign showing the rear of a car & wavy lines mean

A

Slippery when wet

215
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How many avenues radiate from the arc de triomphe

A

Twelve

216
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If venus is the second planet from the sun, what is jupiter

A

Fifth

217
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What was the name of the robot girl on “Small Wonder”?

A

Vicki

218
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Who Wrote The Barsetshire Novels?

A

Anthony Trollope

219
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Number of Beatles songs with a woman’s name in the title

A

18

220
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What was George of the Jungle always running in to?

A

A tree

221
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What Is A Red Admiral?

A

Butterfly

222
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What is the capital of Laos ?

A

Vientiane

223
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Saturday is named for which planet

A

Saturn

224
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Where Would You Find The Elgin Marbles

A

The British Museum

225
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In China its 19 grams but in Denmark 42 grams average what

A

Weight of mans testicles

226
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What Fact Of Life Did Jewel Akens Tell Us About In 1965

A

The Birds And The Bees

227
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A small hound used for hunting hares

A

Beagle

228
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Which American Band Had Their Biggest UK Success With A Spiky Version Of The Rolling Stones “Satisfaction”

A

Devo

229
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Because Moses felt he was “slow of speech and slow of tongue”, who often acted as his spokesperson

A

Aaron

230
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Someone who talks too much is said to ‘talk the hind legs

A

Off a donkey

231
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When is the ‘Feast of Stephen’?

A

December 26th

232
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What is the hardest bone in the human body?

A

Jawbone

233
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The Singer Song Writer Damon Gough Performs Under What Name?

A

Badly Drawn Boy

234
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Who entered a contest to find his own look-alike and came 3rd

A

Charlie Chaplin

235
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What TV did 44 million USA watch while 27m Eisenhower sworn in

A

I Love Lucy

236
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Name 2 Of The Three Artists Who Had “Rubber Ball” In The Charts In 1961

A

Bobby Vee, The Avons, Marty Wilde

237
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Who painted The Night Watch and The Mill

A

Rembrandt

238
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In which American City did Motown music begin?

A

Detroit

239
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Name first female top US single / album charts simultaneously

A

The Singing Nun Sis Luc Gabrielle

240
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A bell tower, usually not actually attached to a church.

A

Campanile

241
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Which group’s first single didn’t even scrape the bottom of the top 40, but their second, ‘867-5309/jenny’ peaked and went gold in 1982

A

Tommy tutone

242
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What U.S. state has the worlds champion chili cookoff every year

A

Texas

243
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In The World Of Music Ziggy Stardust Is Otherwise Known As Who?

A

David Bowie

244
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What was the first ready-to-eat breakfast cereal

A

Shredded cereal

245
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A giraffes eyelashes are what colour

A

Black

246
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What term is used to describe the process of extracting poison from snakes

A

Milking

247
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A “cameleopard” is an archaic term for what animal

A

Giraffe

248
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Which British County Has The Longest Coastline

A

Cornwall

249
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What is the capital of Saudi Arabia

A

Riyadh

250
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Carter what do goldfish lose if kept in dimly lit or running water

A

Colour

251
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The only McDonald’s restaurant in the world built on a horse-racing course is in?

A

Hong Kong

252
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Amount of time photographer Iain Macmillan was given to shoot the cover of Abbey Road

A

10 Mins

253
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In mythology, who was turned into a laurel bush

A

Daphne

254
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After the US civil war what was known as the soldiers disease

A

Morphine addiction

255
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What was the name of Plato’s school?

A

Academy

256
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What is the scientific name for earth’s outer layer of surface soil or crust?

A

Lithosphere

257
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What is the tombstone inscription called

A

Epitaph

258
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The Spanish abbreviation for ufo is what

A

Ovnis

259
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In 1877, Edison demonstrated his first gramophone with a recording of himself reciting which nursery rhyme

A

Mary had a little lamb

260
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In North Africa a mouflon is a wild what

A

Sheep

261
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What were the 3 Chipettes names on Alvin and the Chipmunks?

A

Brittney,Jeanette,and Eleanor

262
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Name only non electrical musical instrument invented 20th cent

A

Steel Drums

263
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What title to the Ambassadors of Britian Get given?

A

Ambassador to the Court of Saint James

264
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Petit Fours means literally ‘little ovens’. What are they?

A

Small french cakes or biscuits

265
Q

What Is Tofu Also Known As

A

Bean Curd

266
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Who is the Jolly Green Giant’s helper

A

Little green sprout

267
Q

Monica & Gabriella Make Up Which Pop Duo

A

The Cheeky Girls

268
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Which two popular fruits are anagrams of each other?

A

Lemon and Melon

269
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Camille Pizarro the impressionist was born in which country

A

West Indies

270
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In which state are gettysburg and the liberty bell

A

Pennsylvania

271
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A woodchuck breathes only ten times per hour while __________, while an active woodchuck breathes 2,100 times an hour.

A

Hibernating

272
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What city has the most canals

A

Birmingham

273
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Which Jamaican Band Rose To Brief Fame With “Black & White” & “Moon River”

A

Greyhound

274
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Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper were killed in a plane crash in 1959. Which other famous singer was killed in that crash?

A

Buddy Holly

275
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Who had 90’s hits with ‘Julia Says’ & ‘If I Never See You Again’

A

Wet Wet Wet

276
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Part of a womans dress, above the waist

A

Bodice

277
Q

John Wayne was nicknamed duke - but after what

A

His favourite dog

278
Q

In what Australian state would you find Wangaratta

A

Victoria

279
Q

If I’m mixing you a drink using ginger ale, grenadine and a cherry, what am I making?

A

Shirley Temple

280
Q

Bauxite is the principal ore of Aluminium, which other element is combined with the metal in this ore

A

Oxygen

281
Q

In the comic Fantastic Four what was Things character name

A

Benjamin Grimm

282
Q

Where is frostbite falls

A

Minnesota

283
Q

Near what major city is Mount Fuji?

A

Tokyo

284
Q

1994 Christies sold what piece of Elvis memorabilia for $41400

A

Amex credit card

285
Q

Phoebe Anne Mozee better known as who

A

Annie Oakley

286
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Bambi Woods Was The Central Character In Which Classic Movie Of The 1970’s

A

Debbie Does Dallas

287
Q

The Newbery Medal is given annually for what

A

Best Children’s book

288
Q

Which of the seven hills of Rome gives its name to the Italian presidential palace

A

Quirinal hill

289
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What does a phyllophagus animal eat

A

Leaves

290
Q

How many times was johnny carson married

A

Four

291
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Goldfince

A

Charm

292
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Niger ?

A

Franc

293
Q

What is earth’s galaxy called

A

Milky way

294
Q

Whats the name of Jacques Cousteaus research ship

A

Calypso

295
Q

What product sells best in US supermarkets 98.2% of shoppers

A

Toilet paper

296
Q

The Muses were the goddesses of poetry and song. How many of them were there

A

Nine

297
Q

What did composer Berlioz originally study

A

Medicine

298
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In which 1960 film did Elvis Presley play a mixed race character

A

Flaming Star

299
Q

The song “Trail of the Lonesome Pine” appears in which Laurel and Hardy film

A

Way out west

300
Q

______ is the brand name of morphine once marketed by bayer?

A

Heroin

301
Q

Who’s current album is entitled ‘Sing when you’re winning’

A

Robbie williams

302
Q

Mussolini invaded this country in 1935

A

Ethiopia

303
Q

Football Team, wolverhampton ______

A

Wanderers

304
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What word is given to the distance within which a sound can be heard

A

Earshot

305
Q

Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Handel, Liszt, Ravel what in common

A

Bachelors

306
Q

What is the world’s warmest sea

A

The Red Sea

307
Q

What is the flower that stands for: education

A

Cherry tree

308
Q

What Does WYSIWYG Mean In The Field Of Computing?

A

What You See Is What You Get

309
Q

What kind of nuts were originally used in the old shell game

A

Walnuts

310
Q

“Kiss From A Rose” Was A Hit In 1994 And 1995 For Whom

A

Seal

311
Q

The Ski Resort Of Zermatt Stands At The Foot Of Which Swiss Mountain

A

The Matterhorn

312
Q

The Commercial distribution of which meat was banned by law in Germany in 1986?

A

Dog meat - (allowed since 1941)

313
Q

As what is the north star also known

A

Polaris

314
Q

Who Was The First Non British Act To Perform A “James Bond Theme”

A

Nancy Sinatra / You Only Live Twice

315
Q

How did Buddy Holly die

A

Aeroplane crash

316
Q

Miss Buckley is secretary to what commanding officer?

A

General Halftrack

317
Q

What country is known as the Hellenic Republic

A

Greece

318
Q

What is the name of the people’s car

A

Volkswagen

319
Q

What is capital of Ukraine?

A

Kiev

320
Q

What was the original title of the “let it be” documentary movie

A

Get back

321
Q

The karyotype describes the number, shape and size of which structures within a cell

A

Chromosomes

322
Q

If you ordered a dish of Mountain Oysters or Cape Cod Turkey what would you receive?

A

Sheep’s testicles

323
Q

Cary Grant and Noel Coward both rejected which famous role

A

James Bond

324
Q

The French musical instrument The Viola has what other name

A

The Alto

325
Q

37% of women prefer what to sex

A

Shoe shopping

326
Q

How Old Was Smokey Robinson When The Miracles Released “Got a Job”

A

It Was Released On His 18th Birthday

327
Q

Which King was the intended target of the Gunpowder plot

A

James 1st

328
Q

Which actress won the 2002 Academy Award for best actress in a leading role, for her part in the movie, ‘Monster’s Ball’?

A

Halle Berry

329
Q

If you were misocapnic what do you hate

A

Tobacco Smoke

330
Q

What gland secretes fluid that washes the eyes?

A

Tear gland

331
Q

An empelomaniac has a desire to do what

A

Hold public office

332
Q

In The Song ‘The Twelve Days Of Christmas’ My True Love Brought Me Nine What

A

Ladies Dancing

333
Q

Which actor played ‘Marcus Welby, MD’

A

Robert young

334
Q

What is the capital of Marshall Islands ?

A

Dalap-Uliga-Davrit

335
Q

Which 3 Classic Tracks Appeared On Free’s 1978 EP

A

All Right Now, My Brother Jake, Wishing Well

336
Q

Until 1990 what was still legal tender in East Germany

A

Sausages

337
Q

Which first division football team has been promoted to play in the Premiership next season?

A

Sunderland

338
Q

Who was the people’s commissar of foreign affairs (foreign minister) before Vyacheslav Molotov

A

Maxim litvinov

339
Q

Booze Name: 1 ounce of light rum and the juice of 1/2 lime, top with cola.

A

Cuba libre

340
Q

The force that brings moving bodies to a halt is ___________.

A

Friction

341
Q

What is blackpool in irish

A

Dubh linn

342
Q

In The World Of Music How Is “David Howell Evans” More Commonly Known

A

The Edge (U2)

343
Q

What is the fear of bad men or burglars known as

A

Scelerophibia

344
Q

Which Is The Largest Muscle In The Human Body

A

The Buttocks (Gluteus)

345
Q

Which European Country has a name that literally means, lower lands?

A

Netherlands

346
Q

Who is the only one who understands John Shaft ?

A

His woman

347
Q

What is the flower that stands for: beware of excess

A

Saffron

348
Q

What is the common name for lysergic acid diethylamide

A

Lsd

349
Q

What was the first place the Beatles worked in Hamburg?

A

The Indra Club

350
Q

What is the Capital of: Reunion

A

Saint-denis

351
Q

In the Bible Jael murdered Sisera using what weapon

A

Tent Peg

352
Q

Who Was The First Female DJ On Radio One

A

Anne Nightingale

353
Q

What Was The Name On The Front Of The First Motown Office And Studio Building In Detroit

A

Hitsville USA

354
Q

In Which Sport Might You Come Across A Boston Crab

A

Wrestling

355
Q

In Which Year Was Roy Orbison The Only American Solo Artist to Be No.1 In The UK

A

1964

356
Q

American Literary Association gives Caldicott medal for what

A

Illustration

357
Q

What oath do doctors take

A

Hippocratic

358
Q

Which country introduced the worlds first diesel loco in 1912

A

Germany

359
Q

What is the technical name for a jigger of grain alcohol

A

A Pony

360
Q

What Is The Positive Particle In An Atom Called

A

A Proton

361
Q

What cooking term is given to a garnish of spinach?

A

Florentine

362
Q

In which American state is the ‘Hamptons’ resort area located?

A

New York

363
Q

What is the fear of swallowing known as

A

Phagophobia

364
Q

What cocktail is based on rum and lemon?

A

Daiquiri

365
Q

In December 1999 which was the last foreign colony to revert to Chinese rule

A

Macao

366
Q

Denver is the capital of ______

A

Colorado

367
Q

In the body where would you find your diverticula

A

Large Intestine

368
Q

What do you have plenty of if you are hirsute

A

Hair

369
Q

What is the name of the tree of the world in Norse mythology

A

Yggdrasil

370
Q

Boreas is the Greek God of what

A

North Wind

371
Q

What is the capital of Djibouti ?

A

Djibouti

372
Q

From what country does soave wine originally come

A

Italy

373
Q

Miso a basic ingredient in Japanese cooking is made of what

A

Soybean paste

374
Q

In what country is Lahore

A

Pakistan

375
Q

U.S. Captials - Tennessee

A

Nashville

376
Q

Which travel company cater exclusively for the over 50s

A

Saga

377
Q

What country was once known as Gaul

A

France

378
Q

If you were eating Olea Europea what would it be

A

Olive

379
Q

What was the name of the dog which featured in the Jerome K. Jerome novel ‘Three Men in a Boat’?

A

Montgomery

380
Q

DNA stands for what

A

Deoxyribonucleic acid

381
Q

What are the only other animals on which the pill works?

A

Gorillas

382
Q

What 19th century novelist spent his last days as an inspector at New York’s Customs House?

A

Herman Melville

383
Q

What rivers name translates as river of hate

A

Styx in Hades

384
Q

Which nineteenth century author is buried in Samoa

A

Robert louis stevenson

385
Q

Houston who sang ‘rescue me’

A

Fontella bass

386
Q

Who is said to have brought the Holy Grail from Palestine to England

A

Joseph of arimathea

387
Q

What product was the first TV advert advertising ?

A

Toothpaste

388
Q

What name is given to a circular coral reef

A

Atoll

389
Q

What are Acheron, Cocytus and Phlegethon

A

Rivers of Hell

390
Q

Which composer, born in Russia in 1882, became a French citizen in 1934, and died in New York in 1971

A

Stravinsky

391
Q

Which word describes 2 lines which are always the same distance apart

A

Parallel

392
Q

What was Massachusetts’ logical choice for an official state dessert, in 1996

A

Boston cream pie

393
Q

What form of execution did St Stephen the Martyr suffer

A

Stoning

394
Q

Where is Lake Maracaibo?

A

Venezuela

395
Q

Who was Mallory Keaton’s fiance?

A

Nick Moore

396
Q

What license plate number is on the volkswagon on the cover of the beatles’ ‘abbey road’ album

A

281f

397
Q

Name Glen Millers signature tune

A

Moonlight Serenade

398
Q

Who Appeared In A Series Of Ads For Tesco’s In Which He Was Chasing Chickens Round France

A

Dudley Moore

399
Q

Who created ‘dennis the menace’

A

Hank ketcham

400
Q

Who Is Noted For His (Nonsense Verse)

A

Edward Lear