Trivia Database_74 Flashcards

1
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Which acid dissolves glass

A

Hydrofluoric Acid

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2
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Which Country Turned The Five Nations Into Six In Rugby?

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Italy

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3
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Who banned Christmas in 1647

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Oliver Cromwell

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4
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Which is the most sensitive finger?

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Forefinger

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5
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Name of the road system links 17 capitals in South America

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Pan American Highway

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6
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Which U.S. president said, “The buck stops here”

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Truman

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7
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What mountain range separates Europe from Asia

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Urals

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8
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Bird with characteristic cry and the habit of laying eggs in other birds nests

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Cuckoo

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9
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Whose autobiography was entitled My Wicked Wicked Ways

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Errol flynn

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10
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Name the French artist who died in 1863, famous for his painting Liberty Guiding the People

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Delacroix

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11
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What band sang the theme song to “The Breakfast Club?”

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Simple Minds

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12
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What kind of pie does “snow white” start to bake for the dwarfs

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Gooseberry

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13
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Where did edam cheese originate

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Holland

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14
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In Which Year Did Procol Harum Open Pandora’s Box

A

1975

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15
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Currently the world’s longest serving leader, he ousted General Batista in January 1959 - who is he

A

Fidel Castro

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16
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__________ turtles may breed for the first time when they are between 25 to 50 years old. This figure varies, depending upon the creature’s range and the diet of the maturing turtle.

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Green

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17
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With which sport is Bjorn Borg associated ?

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Tennis

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18
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What Classic Tv Show Had A Tv Theme Entitled “ Make A Difference ” ?

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Knight Rider

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19
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According To The Beatles What did Rocky Racoon find in his room?

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Gideon’s Bible

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20
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Mandarin and Peter Pan are which parts of a garment

A

Collars

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21
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Which Instrument did Dave Of The Dave Clark Five Play

A

The Drums

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22
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What did Lewis E. Waterman invent in 1884?

A

Fountain pen

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23
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What is an example of a totally untraceable poison

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Acetylcholine

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24
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What percentage of pumpkins grown are used on halloween is it A 97% B 98% or is it C 99%

A

C 99%

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25
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Broccoli belongs to what family of plants

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Cabbage

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26
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Who did Babe the pig work for

A

Farmer Hoggett

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27
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What is the study of whales

A

Cetology

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28
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Mass murder especially among a particular race or nation

A

Genocide

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29
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What fruit is used to flavour Southern Comfort

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Peach

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30
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In the ‘james bond’ books, who is m’s secretary

A

Miss moneypenny

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31
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From Which Country Do Chinese Gooseberries Come From

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New Zealand

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32
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What is an SUV to off roaders

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Sports utility vehicle

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33
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Siamese Dream’ was which chicago-based group’s breakthrough second album

A

Smashing Pumpkins

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34
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At which venue did Steve Redgrave win his first gold?

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Los Angeles

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35
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What u.s state is the home of the headwaters of the mississippi river

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Minnesota

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36
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What is Linford Christies best time for the 100 Metres

A

9.87

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37
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What is ‘grandmother’ in yiddish

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Bobba

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38
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What was Charlemagne also known as

A

Charles the great

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39
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This word describes the Nazi annihilation of Jews.

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Holocaust

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40
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She was the first woman to swim the English channel.

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Gertrude Caroline Ederle

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41
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He Was Born In Cologne But Shocked Paris With His Rollicking Music Including The Famous Can Can From His Orpheus In The Underworld, What Was His Name

A

Jacques Offenbach

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42
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On a prescription what does PO mean

A

By mouth

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43
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What is an angle called if it is less than 90 degrees

A

Acute

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44
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In Okalahoma City its illegal for a prisoner to wear what

A

Pink Bikini Underwear

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45
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Who was born michael bolotin

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Michael bolton

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46
Q

Which is the smallest independent country?

A

Vatican City

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47
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Which food item contains the most residual pesticides

A

Peaches

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48
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What countries women are most likely to have sex daily

A

Russia 20% 74% satisfactory

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49
Q

A spinet is a variation of which instrument?

A

Harpsichord

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50
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In which sport is the term, “Hang ten” used

A

Surfing

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51
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What seasonal name was given to Bart Simpson’s dog

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Santa’s Little Helper

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52
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What play marked marlon brando’s last broadway appearance?

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A streetcar named desire

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53
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Whose Album Songbird Became A Posthumous Hit In 2001

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Eva Cassidy

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54
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What is the flower that stands for: austerity

A

Common thistle

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55
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What are young herrings

A

Sardines

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56
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Who was the bully who terrorized Arnold on Different Strokes?

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The Gooch

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57
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Books who wrote the book “The Wives of Henry VII”

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Antonia fraser

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58
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In what epic film did charles laughton play quasimodo

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The hunchback of notre

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59
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From Which Tree Or Shrub Do Pecan Nuts Come?

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Hickory

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60
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Which 80’s Hit Was Dedicated By Her Boyfriend To Christie Brickley

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Uptown Girl

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61
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What animal can get the disease heaves

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Horse

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62
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What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Cepheus ?

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Cepheus

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63
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David Hasselhof spent most of his time driving a car on which eighties tv show?

A

Knight Rider

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64
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Brandy, decoy and landscape all come from which language

A

Dutch

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65
Q

Psellismophobia is the fear of

A

Stuttering

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66
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What is a group of hounds

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Cry

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67
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Concordia is the roman goddess of ______

A

Harmonious relations

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68
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Which ship canal by-passes the Niagara Fails

A

Welland canal

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69
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What common item in India are Round

A

Playing Cards

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70
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40% of Americans have never been where

A

To a Dentist

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71
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Who Quit As Liverpool’s Manager On February 22 nd 1991?

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Kenny Dalglish

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72
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Which character in TV’s Red Dwarf is obsessed with fashion

A

Cat

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73
Q

Antimacassars were fitted to chairs - what is macasser

A

Hair oil

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74
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In which 1975 film does Richard Dreyfuss paly a marine biologist called ‘Hooper’

A

Jaws

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75
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What is the only English word that ends in the letters “mt”

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Dreamt

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76
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With which flavour is the liqueur Cr?me de Cassis associated?

A

Blackcurrant

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77
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Nancy Astor Became The first British What On The 28th November 1919

A

Member Of Parliament

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78
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What Does ‘OG’ Stand For In The Brewing Industry

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Original Gravity

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79
Q

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

A

Living in the material world

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80
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What imaginary line encircling the earth is 90 degrees from both poles at every point

A

Equator

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81
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What is the white semicircle on a fingernail

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Lunula

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82
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Who refused to shake Jessie Owens’ hand at the 1936 summer olympics

A

Adolf hitler

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83
Q

Time magazine named what its “Man of the Year” in 1982?

A

Computer

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84
Q

Where did Indian ink originally come from

A

China

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85
Q

Who wrote “titus groan”

A

Mervyn peake

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86
Q

What did denmark sell to the u.s

A

Virgin islands

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87
Q

On TV what was the name of the Beverly Hillbillies bank manager

A

Mr drysdale

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88
Q

What do the initials DIY usually stand for

A

Do it yourself

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89
Q

What word is used for a male duck?

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Drake

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90
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Magnetic field Comics: What color suit does Clark Kent always wear

A

Blue

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91
Q

Who Was The 4th Wife Of Henry Viii

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Anne Of Cleeves

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92
Q

Andrea Hollen was the first woman in US to do what

A

Graduate West Point

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93
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In Which Tv Show Will You Frequently Hear The Voice Of “John Briggs”

A

The Weakest Link

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94
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Springfield is the capital of ______?

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Illinois

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95
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By what name is the 2nd day of February called in the U.S.A.

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Ground hog day

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96
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A Bohemian folk dance in duple time with a hop on the fouth beat. It became a popular ballroom dance in the mid-nineteenth century.

A

Polka

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97
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On Wings,what were the names of the 2 airlines at the airport?

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Sandpiper Air and AeroMass

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98
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Who was hebert c hoover’s vice president

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Charles curtis

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99
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Rising about 100 miles northwest of Valencia and flowing east to the Atlantic, which is the longest river of the Iberian peninsula

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The tagus

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100
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In a general sense, refers to objective representation. More specifically, a nineteenth century movement, especially in France, that rejected idealized academic styles in favor of everyday subjects.

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Realism

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101
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What is the flower that stands for: beautiful eyes

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Variegated tulip

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102
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The name of which animal means does not drink

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Koala

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103
Q

What does ‘karate’ mean

A

Open hand

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104
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A latin American dance usually performed in single file

A

Conga

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105
Q

Le Poireau is what type of vegetables

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Leek

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106
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Out of what did the ancient celts make the jack-o-lantern

A

Turnips

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107
Q

What is the atomic mass of platinum

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195.09

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108
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Which company claimed to be “one step ahead of the rest”

A

Panasonic

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109
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This team won their first world series in 1969

A

New york mets

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110
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What fruits are usually served ‘belle helene’

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Pears

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111
Q

In the UK today 16000 people die annually from what

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Illness caught in hospital

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112
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Cents in a Dollar Pennies in a Pound what in a French Franc

A

Centimes

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113
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Bat Masterson was a sportswriter for what paper

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Morning telegraph

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114
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Who Sang “Neutron Dance” From The Movie Beverly Hills Cop”

A

The Pointer Sisters

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115
Q

Name Queen Elizabeth I’s Mother?

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Anne Boleyn

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116
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What country’s note pictures 6 eskimos, 2 kayaks and 2 harpoons

A

Canada

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117
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What very lightweight wood is often used for rafts & model aeroplanes

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Balsa

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118
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What was Hitchcock’s last film made in 1976

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The Family Plot

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119
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What product orginally sold as ‘the esteemed brain tonic & intellectual beverage’

A

Coca cola

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120
Q

Mouselike desert rodent with long hind legs

A

Gerbil

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121
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Which US state flag is triangular in shape

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Ohio

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122
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Eppie Cass is a central character in which |novel by George Eliot

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Silas marner

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123
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The middle part of an entablature, often decorated with sculpture.

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Frieze

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124
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Which Dance Is Frequently Mentioned In The Wham Song Wake Me Up Before You Go Go

A

The Jitterbug

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125
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What year were the two atomic bombs dropped on Japan

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1945

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126
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What is Milan’s opera house called

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La Scala

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127
Q

To The Nearest Half Pint, How Much Gastric Juice Do You Have

A

2.5 Pints

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128
Q

Fill in the blank: old Mother _____

A

Hubbard

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129
Q

What does a numismatist collect

A

Coins

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130
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This is the port city serving Tokyo.

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Yokohama

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131
Q

Which Hollywood Actress Was Convicted Of Shop Lifting In 2002?

A

Winona Ryder

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132
Q

How long was the marquis de sade in prison for sexual offences

A

27

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133
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The system of racial segregation in south africa was called _____

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Apartheid

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134
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Who directed the 1946 classic ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’’

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Frank Capra

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135
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What Movie Earned Composer “John Williams” His First Oscar For Best Muiscal Score

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Fiddler On The Roof

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136
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Which French artist designed ballet sets for Diaghilev

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Henri Matisse

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137
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Which crime fiction writer created Inspector Lynley?

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Elizabeth George

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138
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What is Foghorn Leghorn’s favourite song

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Camptown Races

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139
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In 1848 Mexico sells U.S. Texas, California, New Mexico and

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Arizona

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140
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In 1829 Walter Hunt invented what common item

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Safety Pin

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141
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What did ‘DMZ’ stand for in the vietnam war?

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Demilitarized Zone

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142
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The Palio, held in Siena, is what kind of race

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Horse

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143
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What is the flower that stands for: satire

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Prickly pear

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144
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From which musical does the song Surrey With the Fringe on Top come

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Oklahoma

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145
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What was the fat boy’s nickname in Lord of the Flies

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Piggy

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146
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What country calls themselves Cymru?

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Wales

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147
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What is the most abundant mineral in the human body

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Calcium

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148
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In what subject did artist George Stubbs specialize

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Horses

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149
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What is a group of monkeys

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Troop

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150
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What colour was Ian Flemming’s typewriter

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Gold

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151
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Which Comedian Owned The 1994 Grand National Winner “Minnehoma”

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Freddie Star

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152
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Which famous university is in paris

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Sorbonne

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153
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Who was the father of Alexander the Great

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Philip II of Macedon

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154
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Who often solved a three pipe problem

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Sherlock Holmes

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155
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What planet does the moon charon orbit

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Pluto

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156
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Which Actress Released Her Own Brand Of Perfume In 2008 Entitled “Lovely”

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Sarah Jessica Parker

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157
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In ballet, a bend from the waist to the side or to the back.

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Cambré

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158
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Savage Garden took 13 nominations and 10 wins at which awards?

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ARIA awards

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159
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From which French word does the ‘mayday’ distress signal come

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M’aidez

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160
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Which French revolutionary was stabbed in his bath by Charlotte Corday

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Jean paul marat

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161
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The word nylon is made up from what

A

New York - London

162
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What is the thing that wives do that annoy most husbands

A

Nag

163
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The Foudrinier machine is used to manufacture what

A

Paper

164
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At the borders of reality is French translation what TV show

A

The X Files

165
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A total of 1,670 people died in a theatre fire in China in what year

A

1845

166
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The Air Canada Silver Broom is won in which sport

A

Curling

167
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Quart bottle or vessel for wine

A

Flagon

168
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Which Greek Philosopher taught at the lyceum

A

Aristotle

169
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Before Becoming President Of The USA “Bill Clinton” Was Governor Of Which State

A

Arkansas

170
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What do Fromologists collect

A

Cheese labels

171
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In Finland Santa traditionally doesn’t use his sleigh what does he ride instead, is it, Rudolph, Santa’s servant Black Peter, A goat named Ukko or Thirteen Elves

A

A goat named Ukko

172
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In Haifa Israel its illegal to take what to the beach

A

A Bear

173
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In Which Sea Is The Country Of Cuba Located

A

Caribbean

174
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Who was Scrooge’s dead business partner in ‘A Christmas Carol’

A

Jacob Marley

175
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What is the largest island in the world?

A

Greenland

176
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Which Childrens author appears on the cover of the beatles album Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band

A

Lewis Carol

177
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Who said “I disapprove of what yoU.S.ay, but defend to the death your right to say it.” and “If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent Him”

A

Voltaire

178
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Apart from a compass what is always found in a ships binnacle

A

Magnets

179
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What was the first ever chocolate bar produced by the Mars Company?

A

Milky Way

180
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Which Singer Was Discovered In The 1930’s After Winning A Singing Contest At Harlem’s Apollo Theatre

A

Ella Fitzgerald

181
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“Oh What A Beautiful Morning” Is The Opening Song To Which Famous Musical

A

Oklahoma

182
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What do breeders and trainers use to identify dogs

A

Nose prints

183
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What is made in shapes called finger, petticoat and thistle

A

Scottish Shortbread

184
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Soccer: The New York _________.

A

Cosmos

185
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What is name applied to the study of soil?

A

Paedology

186
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What Was The Last Carry On Movie In The Series Which Was Released In 1992

A

Carry On Columbus

187
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Who is the only greek god in greek mythology with a mortal mother and an immortal father

A

Dionysus

188
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John F. Kennedy Airport used to be called __________

A

Idlewild

189
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What license must Californians acquire before they can legally set up a mousetrap

A

A hunting license hunting license

190
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Dimitri Mendeleyev is credited with the discover of what

A

Periodic Table

191
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Who Composed The Music To The Movies Jaws And Starwars

A

John Williams

192
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Which is the only animal other than humans that can get leprosy

A

Armadillos

193
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What is the capital of the Canadian province of British Columbia

A

Victor1a

194
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What is the tympanic membrane

A

Eardrum

195
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In China why were kites flown on the ninth day of every month ?

A

To banish evil

196
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What system do the blind use for reading?

A

Braille

197
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In the opera Tosca what was Tosca’s profession

A

Opera Singer

198
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Arborio, patna and basmati are all types of what

A

Rice

199
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Which Track Did Charles Aznavour Re-Issue Three Times In The 1970’s

A

The Old Fashioned Way

200
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In what Australian state would you find Bunbury

A

Western australia

201
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Who got his name because of a yellow-and-black striped shirt he wore until it literally fell apart

A

Sting

202
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What is the biggest criterion for prospective astronauts

A

Eyesight

203
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What is the larynx

A

Voice box

204
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What’s the most common Christian name of U.S. presidents

A

James

205
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He Was Born Robert Walden Cassotto & Suffered From A Week Heart All His Life And Died Aged 37 Who Was He

A

Bobby Darin

206
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In the U.S.A., this food is known as ‘granola’

A

How is it known in europe muesli

207
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Specifically, what is the westernmost point in the contiguous u.s

A

Cape

208
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By what name was the American William Cody better known

A

Buffalo bill

209
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What office supply item does Dilbert count

A

Staples

210
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Which Trilogy Of Movies 3rd Part Had The Title “The Final Insult”

A

The Naked Gun

211
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What Does The Letter “P” Stand For With Regard To The Medical Organisation “BUPA”

A

British UnitedProvidentAssociation

212
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From which language does the term eureka come

A

Greek

213
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What, according the Mark Twain, is a stomach Steinway

A

Accordion

214
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What record label issued the first Beatles LP in the US?

A

VeeJay Records

215
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The site of Troy is in which modern country

A

Turkey

216
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In Shakespear’s Hamlet, which herb is said to be ‘for rememberance’ ?

A

Rosemary

217
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In the sport of archery what are the arrows usually made from

A

Aluminium tubes

218
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International dialling codes - What country has 33 as its code

A

France

219
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Sailors round the horn - off which country are they doing it

A

Chile

220
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Who was king arthur’s wife

A

Guinevere

221
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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Discordia ?

A

Eris

222
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What movie featured Reece’s Pieces as a crucial part of the story, because the director couldn’t obtain the rights to use M&M’s?

A

E.T.

223
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What Is An Isthmus

A

A Narrow Neck Of Land Connecting 2 Pieces Of Land

224
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“Who wrote the Christmas story, ““The Snowman””?”

A

Raymond Briggs

225
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What Sidney Sheldon novel included nuns among its main characters

A

Sands of time

226
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Spirits of Salt is an alternative name for which acid?

A

Hydrochloric Acid

227
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What Was Launched In 1960 & Was Closely Linked With The Sexual Attitudes Of The Swinging 60’s

A

The Pill

228
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In which game might a person have a “full house”

A

Poker

229
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What is another name for the beak of a bird

A

Bill

230
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Steve Jones Was Guitarist With Which Punk Band

A

The Sex Pistols

231
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A young what is called a squeaker

A

Pigeon

232
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The worlds first opened in Los Angles April 2nd 1902 - what

A

Motion picture theatre

233
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Who was the male lead in “Key Largo”

A

Humphrey bogart

234
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What country is directly west of Spain

A

Portugal

235
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Name The 4 Cities Beginning With The Letter A That Have Hosted The Summer Olympics? (PFE)

A

Athens , Amsterdam , Antwerp & Atlanta

236
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What sport uses clowns to protect the competitors

A

Rodeo

237
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What was the name of Mother Goose’s son?

A

Jack

238
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In which decade was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi born

A

1860s (1869)

239
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The ___________ to the picturesque, 77_foot_tall Sleeping Beauty’s Castle in Disneyland in southern California, actually works. It was lowered on the opening day of the park, July 17, 1955

A

Drawbridge

240
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Who did hank ketcham create

A

Dennis the menace

241
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Which Dickens novel features Waxford Squears

A

Nicholas Nickleby

242
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Which U.S. President won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906 for his mediation in the Russo-Japanese War

A

Theodore ROOSEVELT

243
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September 22 is National what appreciation day

A

Elephants

244
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In which state is mount st. helens

A

Washington

245
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A Skillet Is A Pan Generally Made From Which Material

A

Cast Iron

246
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The Rockets Basketball Team & The Astros Baseball Team Both Hail From Which US City

A

Houston

247
Q

A garter snake can give birth to __________

A

85 babies

248
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Name All 3 Andrews Sisters

A

Patti, Maxine & La Verne

249
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In 1960 Francis Gary Powers, flew into a row with Russia and was shot down allegedly for what

A

Spying

250
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Who played Julie’s best friend in I still know what you did last summer?

A

Brandy

251
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Jimmy stewart is driven by revenge in the movie _____

A

Man who shot liberty

252
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Which heraldic term means sleeping

A

Dormant

253
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Where is the Holy Kaaba

A

Mecca

254
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What causes baker’s itch?

A

Yeast

255
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Who Had Their Only UK Top 10Hit With “Love Missile F1-11”

A

Sigue Sigue Sputnik

256
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In Which Musical Would You Hear The Song “Edelweiss”

A

The Sound Of Music

257
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If you suffered Harpaxophillia what turns you on

A

Being Robbed

258
Q

Which dinosaurs name translates as double beam

A

Diplodocus

259
Q

Which Nigerian won the Booker Prize in 1991 with ‘The Famished Road’

A

Ben okri

260
Q

What is the name of the belief in the existence of many gods or divine beings

A

Polytheism

261
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What time would you watch “Late Night With David Letterman” on NBC?

A

12:30-1:30

262
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What was the statue of liberty originally named

A

Liberty enlightening the

263
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Whose latest album is G.O.A.T. (Greatest of all time)

A

L l cool j

264
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Complete the name of the 1970s group Bachman Turner ___

A

Overdrive

265
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Who Had A Hit With “Kiss On My List”

A

Hall & Oats

266
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In 1911 Roald Amundsen became the first person to reach where ?

A

South Pole

267
Q

Press Hybrid offspring of the jackass (male ass) and the mare, much used and valued in many parts of the world as a beast of burden.

A

Mule

268
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Who was candice bergen’s father

A

Edgar bergen

269
Q

What is the flower that stands for: death

A

Cypress

270
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Name the singer - songs include “Me & Bobby McGee, Mercedes Benz”?

A

Janis Joplin

271
Q

On Which Street Did Elvis Take A Walk According To The Lyrics Of “Heartbreak Hotel”

A

Lonely

272
Q

“The Coffee Cantata” was written by who?

A

Johann Sebastian Bach

273
Q

What do the quarters of a hot cross bun symbolise

A

Four Seasons

274
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Is the product of Greece and the Greek colonies from about 1100B bc to the 1st century bc

A

Greek Art and Architecture

275
Q

FITA are the governing body of what sport

A

Archery

276
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Fill in the blank: birds of a ______

A

Feather

277
Q

Of what country is Tripoli capital

A

Libya

278
Q

In which country is the importation of bubble gum illegal?

A

Singapore

279
Q

What was a ducat

A

Coin

280
Q

In 1962, for what did britain and france sign an agreement to build together

A

Concorde

281
Q

British Standard BS2724 might protect what body part

A

Eyes - Sunglasses

282
Q

Helena Rollason Was The First Female PresenterOf Which Long Running Tv Show?

A

Grandstand

283
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What organization was founded by the rev. jerry falwell

A

Moral majority

284
Q

Individual bananas are called ?

A

Fingers

285
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What do you call a person whose iq is between 110-120

A

Superior

286
Q

According to the proverb which fruit tastes sweetest

A

Forbidden

287
Q

The Eiffel Tower is how many feet high

A

984 feet

288
Q

What is the capital of Spain ?

A

Madrid

289
Q

Hypsiphobia is the fear of

A

Height

290
Q

Which album released on august 11 1969 was a collaboration between donovan and jeff beck

A

Barabajagal

291
Q

Who is the anti-heroine of Thackeray’s “novel without a hero”

A

Becky sharp

292
Q

Who said “The hunger for love is much more difficult to remove than the hunger for bread.”?

A

Mother Teresa

293
Q

The name of the underworld in Greek mythology

A

Tartarus

294
Q

Who wrote “Farwell to Arms”

A

Ernest hemingway

295
Q

Philip K Dick’s novel ‘Do Androids Dream of Electric Sleep was made into what film

A

Blade runner

296
Q

The Dick Test Is Used To Test A Persons Immunity Against Which Disease?

A

Scarlet Fever

297
Q

Kleenex tissues were originally intended as what in 1915

A

WW1 Gas mask filters

298
Q

What sort of creature is a tarantula hawk

A

Wasp

299
Q

What is the more popular name for the plant convallaria majalis

A

Lily of the valley

300
Q

When is Superman’s birthday

A

29th February

301
Q

V.O. and Pedigree whiskeys made by what Canadian company

A

Seagrams

302
Q

Ejaculation comes from the Latin meaning what

A

Throwing Out

303
Q

Who was the governor of New South Wales in 1808

A

Captain William Bligh

304
Q

What is the only bird that can swim but can’t fly

A

Penguin

305
Q

What did victorian women bathe in to try to enlarge their breasts

A

Strawberries

306
Q

The Pampero blows over which mountains

A

Andes

307
Q

In poker, what are five cards of the same suit

A

Flush

308
Q

Which Group Was Formed In The 1980’s & 90’s By Evan Dando

A

The Lemonheads

309
Q

Which Video From David Bowies “Lets Dance” Was Censored For Nudity

A

China Girl

310
Q

With which period in music do we associate with composers such as Bach, Handel and Vivaldi?

A

Baroque Period

311
Q

In the old Dick and Jane ‘Primary Reader’ school books, what was the name of the little sister

A

Sally

312
Q

What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 603

A

New hampshire

313
Q

What was the gift from the gods in the movie The Gods Must Be Crazy?

A

A coke bottle

314
Q

From what material is the ring made in Sumo Wrestling

A

Clay

315
Q

Rolf Harris was Australian junior champion at what

A

Swimming – Backstroke

316
Q

Taco Were Putting On The What

A

Ritz

317
Q

Fish: what is morone mississippiensis

A

Yellow bass

318
Q

Where are the deepest mines?

A

South Africa

319
Q

What colour is a crabÆs blood?

A

Blue

320
Q

Which German town is called Aix-la-Chapelle by the French

A

Aachen

321
Q

Which cricketer played in 52 test matches and averaged 99.94 runs

A

Sir don bradman

322
Q

What did Simon of Cyrene do in The Bible

A

Carry Christ’s cross

323
Q

What percentage of Antarctica is ice?

A

98%

324
Q

What religious elements is voodoo a mixture of

A

Roman catholicism

325
Q

What is the world’s highest city?

A

Lhasa

326
Q

Who invented the ferris wheel

A

Ferris

327
Q

Ixchel is the mayan goddess of ______

A

Earth and moon

328
Q

What does a librettist do

A

Write words to opera

329
Q

An analgesic and anti-inflammatory drug

A

Iburofen

330
Q

What was the title of the album by the Woodpeckers?

A

Emmerdance

331
Q

What’s excision of the breast called

A

Mastectomy

332
Q

Onassis driving: what country is identified by the letters ma

A

Morocco

333
Q

A lump of pure gold the size of a matchbox can be flattened into a sheet the size of what

A

A tennis court

334
Q

Who was crowned King of England at Westminster Abbey on Christmas day 1066

A

William The Conqueror

335
Q

Which movie is the highest grossing movie of all time?

A

Titanic

336
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Tajikistan ?

A

Rouble

337
Q

What is the symbol for iron in chemistry

A

Fe

338
Q

Hugh O’Brian played the lead in what Old Western series

A

Wyatt Earp

339
Q

In Greek mythology who created man

A

The demigod Promethus

340
Q

Which 3 ZZ Top Music Videos Featured The Infamous Trio Of Highly Sexed Vamps

A

Gimme All Your Lovin, Sharp Dressed Man, Legs

341
Q

With which 17th century plot was Francis Tresham associated

A

Gunpowder plot

342
Q

Which rock group of the eighties gave away a silver keychain at every concert, which was supposed to bring good luck to whoever caught it?

A

ZZ Top

343
Q

Which 1963 Film Musical Was Inspired By The Hysteria Of Elvis Fans Following His Induction Into The Army

A

Bye Bye Birdie

344
Q

If you were studying Iatrology what would you be studying

A

Science of Medicine

345
Q

A thread used in surgery to tie a bleeding blood vessel is called a(n) _________.

A

Ligature

346
Q

A 300,000 pound wedding dress made of platinum was once exhibited and in the instructions from the designer was a warning, what was it

A

Do not iron

347
Q

Where did venetian blinds originate

A

Japan

348
Q

According to the proverb, what should not be washed in public

A

Dirty linen

349
Q

In what film were Aldeberan Antares Atair Rigel seen

A

Ben Hur - horses on his chariot

350
Q

What southern u.s. city was named for king charles ii

A

Charleston

351
Q

Where do love birds Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan Have their fateful meeting at the end of the film Sleepless in Seattle

A

The Empire State Building

352
Q

Advocating or practising total abstinence from alcohol

A

Teetotal

353
Q

When were bank holidays first indroduced into Britain

A

1871

354
Q

What animal is the symbol of long life in Korea

A

Deer

355
Q

What disney film stars bette davis

A

Watcher in the woods

356
Q

What film marked james cagney’s return to the screen after 20 years

A

Ragtime

357
Q

This is the Southeast Asian method of dying fabric using wax to create designs.

A

Batik

358
Q

Why did pirate wear earrings

A

Improve their eyesight

359
Q

Pedophobia is the fear of

A

Children

360
Q

Which century saw the construction of the Taj Mahal

A

Seventeenth

361
Q

Who as Lord Protector of England, banned Christmas in 1647

A

Oliver Cromwell

362
Q

What’s a natatorium

A

Swimming pool

363
Q

Name the largest river forming part of the U.S. _ Mexican border.

A

Rio grande

364
Q

In Britain Stanstead airport was formally opened in which year

A

1991

365
Q

What colour is a Grasshoppers blood

A

White

366
Q

How many consecutive years was the ed sullivan show on tv

A

23

367
Q

What Is Borsch

A

A Russion Soup Including Beetroot

368
Q

What Song Features The Lyric “Please Please Tell Me Now”

A

Is There Something I Should Know

369
Q

Who was kidnaped on the night of March 1, 1932?

A

Charles Lindbergh Jr

370
Q

What bowling term means three straight strikes

A

Turkey

371
Q

In which English county is Tolpuddle

A

Dorset

372
Q

Who had a No. 1 hit record in 1964 with ‘Don’t Throw Your Love Away’

A

The searchers

373
Q

Cognac (brandy) and white creme de menthe make up which type of cocktail

A

A Stinger

374
Q

Which state has the most hospitals

A

California

375
Q

What employment did patricia hearst claim when booked

A

Urban terrorist

376
Q

Who owns the licensing rights to all star wars merchandise

A

George lucas

377
Q

What recently independent country was formerly known as greenland

A

Kalaalit

378
Q

In 1964, who recorded “baby love”

A

Supremes

379
Q

A dance with a fast or moderate tempo.

A

Allegro

380
Q

What was Potsie’s last name on Happy Days

A

Weber

381
Q

What does a phillumenist collect

A

Matchbox labels

382
Q

What is the most common name for Playboy centrefolds

A

Susan

383
Q

What Animals Name Literally Means ‘Man Of The Forest’?

A

Orang-utan

384
Q

The mudskipper is a fish that can actually __________

A

Walk on land

385
Q

Americans spend more than how much a year on cosmetics, toiletries, beauty parlors & barber shops

A

52 million

386
Q

In Star Wars what is the Emperors last name

A

Palpatine

387
Q

What is canis lupus

A

Wolf

388
Q

Who were the twin sons of zeus and leda

A

Castor and pollux

389
Q

In 2000 Oxide & Nautrina Had A Hit With The Theme To Which Saturday Night TV Series?

A

Casualty

390
Q

The Auckland Islands belong to which country

A

New zealand

391
Q

Who was responsible for the infamous assination attempt on then President Reagan?

A

John Hinkley Jr.

392
Q

In superstition if you marry on Saturday you will have what

A

No luck at all

393
Q

Football Team, cleveland ______

A

Browns

394
Q

What is Supergirls Kryptonian name

A

Kara

395
Q

Who said “The die is cast” (on crossing the Rubicon)

A

Julius Caesar

396
Q

Born January 21st to February 19th what star sign are you

A

Aquarius

397
Q

What’s the capital of the central african empire

A

Bangui

398
Q

Which group believes in The Great Architect of the Universe

A

Freemasons

399
Q

The worship of a material image that is held to be the abode of a superhuman personality

A

Idolatry

400
Q

What is specifically defined as 1/48th of an inch

A

A Hairsbreadth