Trivia Database_75 Flashcards

1
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What part of las vegas has been designated an official scenic byway

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The

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2
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Who drove the McLaren to its first grand prix victory in 1968

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Bruce McLaren himself

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3
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What is the literal meaning of Cenotaph

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Empty Tomb

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4
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An IVP is used to detect what medical condition

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Kidney Stones Intravenuspylorigram

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5
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What country has the third most satellites in orbit

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France

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6
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What is switching letters (e.g saying jag of flapan instead of flag of japan)

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Spoonerism

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7
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Which French artist, in 1883, gave up his job as a stockbroker to paint full time

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Paul gauguin

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8
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A bantling is a(n)___.

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Young child

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9
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The _______________ comprises an area as large as Europe. Its total land mass is some 3,565,565 square miles.

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Sahara desert

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10
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In the original Star Trek series name Spock’s mother

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Amanda

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11
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What is India’s National Flower

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Lotus

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12
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What Is The Name Of The Baked Batter Portions Traditionally Served With Roast Beef In Britain

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Yorkshire Pudding

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13
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__________ can travel up to 40 miles per hour.

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Sharks

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14
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Hydrogen Hydroxide is more commonly known as what?

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Water

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15
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After Russia and Kazakhstan, what is the third largest of the former Soviet republics

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Ukraine

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16
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What building defect was the title of along running TV comedy series

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Rising damp

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17
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Who Sang The Title Track To The Blockbuster Movie Ghostbusters

A

Ray Parker Jnr

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18
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Today’s oldest form of horse is the Przewalski, or Mongolian Wild Horse. Survivors of this breed were discovered in the Gobi Desert in __________

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1881

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19
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What sort of animal is an anopheles

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Mosquito

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20
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What is the fear of specters or ghosts known as

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Spectrophobia

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21
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Which 2 Groups Combined On The 1969 Hit “I’m Gonna Make You Love Me”

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Diana Ross & The Supremes & The Temptations

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22
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Who presents the ITV show ‘Fool Britannia’?

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Dom Jolly

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23
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What was the name given to the atom bomb that was dropped on Hiroshima?

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Fat Man

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24
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What’s the zodiacal symbol for Virgo

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Virgin

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25
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Who was the first American in space - twice

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Gus Grissom

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26
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Epaminondas was the general of which ancient state

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Thebes

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27
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If you were eating escargots in a French restaurant what would you be eating?

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Snails

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28
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In what country did the word plonk meaning wine originate

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Australia

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29
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A web site with sa in the name is in what country

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Saudi Arabia

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30
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In Alaska, it is legal to shoot __________. However, waking a sleeping bear for the purpose of taking a photograph is prohibited.

A

Bears

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31
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What is the nickname for Oregon

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Beaver state

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32
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A baby doctor is a _________.

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Pediatrician

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33
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In Which US Statet Was The Classic TV Show The Dukes Of Hazzard Actually Set

A

Georgia

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34
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A Rafter is a collection of what creatures

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Turkeys

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35
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Who Was the First Britain To Hold A World Javelin Record

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Fatima Whitbread

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36
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The Valentine Brothers had a 1983 US hit with `Money’s too tight (to mention)’ but who took the song to number 13 in the UK 2 years later

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Simply Red

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37
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Which Songwriting Duo Wrote A String Of Rock N Roll Classics Including “Hound Dog, Stand By Me, Up On The Roof & Broadway”

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Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller

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38
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Name Captain Nemo’s pet seal

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Esmeralda

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39
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What is the name of the Volkswagen in the film, “The Love Bug”?

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Herbie

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40
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Who said all things were made up of air, earth, fire, and water?

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Aristotle

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41
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The Egg and I was whose first film

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Marilyn Munroe

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42
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What was Roscoe’s dogs name on the Dukes of Hazzard?

A

Flash

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43
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Name The 2 Mebers Of The Eurythmics

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Dave Stewart & Annie Lennox

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44
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Founded in the 6th Century B.C., which religion has two schools - the Hinayana, or Lesser Vehicle, and the Mahayana, or Greater Vehicle

A

Buddhism

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45
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1937 saw the first BBC TV broadcast of which event

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Wimbledon Tennis

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46
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Singapore lies at the end of which peninsula

A

Malayan

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47
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General “Choi Hong Hi” Is Responsible For Developing Which Martial Art

A

Taekwondo

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48
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What is the motto of the rolling stone magazine

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All the news that fits

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49
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Who founded the Samaritans in 1953 (both names)

A

Chad Varah

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50
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Name the capital of brazil.

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Brazilia

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51
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Who turned down the TV role of Doctor Kildare

A

William Shatner

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52
Q

What links Sergeant Joe Friday and Babe Ruth

A

714 - Fridays badge no Ruth record

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53
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What is a male deer

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Buck

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54
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Designed By Robert Fulton, Which Weapon Was Tested In The Seine In 1801?

A

The Submarine

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55
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This term means to play crisply, with the notes separated?

A

Staccato

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56
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All methods used to prevent or reduce detrimental effects of floods

A

Flood control

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57
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What is the fear of penis known as

A

Phallophobia

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58
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In which game might a person have a “full house”?

A

Poker

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59
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Apart from milk, what is the chief ingredient of Lyonnaise sauce

A

Onions

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60
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Where did ‘paella’ originate

A

Spain

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61
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Which ocean lies north of Guyana

A

Atlantic

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62
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Valence when did the first man walk on the moon

A

1968

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63
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Where is the worlds oldest university

A

Fez Morocco – founded 859

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64
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Chili peppers he worked in a factory making toilets for airplanes before he recorded ‘aint no sunshine when shes gone’

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Bill withers

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65
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What was launched on September 30th , 1967?

A

Radio One

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66
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Who rode a horse called Copenhagen

A

Duke of wellington

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67
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What is a dried plum called

A

Prune

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68
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Whose epitaph says “If you seek his monument look around you”

A

Sir Christopher Wren

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69
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Who sang ‘Born In The USA’?

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Bruce Springsteen

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70
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What bird is an excellent swimmer, but can’t fly?

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Penguin

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71
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When was the first black mayor of chicago elected

A

1983

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72
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What is a lipid

A

Fat

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73
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What one word may be added to news, carbon & wall

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Paper

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74
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Which skill uses things called chain singles and doubles

A

Crocheting

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75
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What Was The Christian Name Of “Moon The Loon”

A

Keith

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76
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What is the highest mountain in Romania

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Mt moldoveanu

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77
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Which female tearful athlete was BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1987?

A

Fatima Whitbread

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78
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Kenophobia is the fear of

A

Voids

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79
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What is the flower that stands for: esteem but not love

A

Spiderwort

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80
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Why is September 28 th 1996 a famous date in horse racing?

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Frankie Dettori won 7 races in one day at Ascot

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81
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Which entertainer has the nickname “Slowhand”

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Eric clapton

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82
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In the Middle Ages people threw what at the Bride and Groom

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Eggs

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83
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Who Had A Hit In 1983 With “Ziggy Stardust”

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Bauhaus

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84
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What author was the first published by Bantam paperbacks

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Mark Twain Life on the Mississippi

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85
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What state is ‘the garden state’

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New jersey

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86
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How Many UK Number Ones Has Britney Spears Had

A

3

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87
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Three hundred million ofwhat die in the human body every minute

A

Celles

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88
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The U.S. patent was issued to Samuel Hopkins for what

A

Potash

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89
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Which British driver won five British Grand Prix races in the 1960s

A

Jim clark

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90
Q

Jazz Trumpeter John Birks was better known as who

A

Dizzy Gillespie

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91
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What remarkable record was set in 1997 by Jeanne Calment in France

A

Oldest ever person

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92
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In cooking what does MSG stand for

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Monosodium glutamate

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93
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What two US states are rectangular?

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Colorado and Wyoming

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94
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Whats the common name for the drug acetaminophen

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Paracetamol

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95
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What is the tail fin of a fish called

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Caudal Fin

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96
Q

What is penicillin made of

A

Cheese mould

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97
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What is a Witches Familiar

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A Black Cat

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98
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What is the heaviest breed of domestic dog

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St. bernard

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99
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What was the name of the vehicle driven by the Anthill Mob in the Wacky Races series of cartoons??

A

Bulletproof Bomb

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100
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Mickey Mouse’s Pluto had what name when he first appeared

A

Rover

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101
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On average the French eat 20 million what a year

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Frogs

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102
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In March 1979, where did a major nuclear accident occur ?

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Three Mile Island

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103
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Who Had Hits With “I’m Walking Backwards For Christmas” & “The Ying Tong Song”

A

The Goons

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104
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Which country has the juno awards

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Canada

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105
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From what animal is “ambergis” obtained

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Sperm whale

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106
Q

Baseball: The Houston ______?

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Astros

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107
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What is the ancient religious language of india

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Sanskrit

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108
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Which animal always grows new teeth to replace the old

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Crocodile

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109
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At what does Singapore use the colours blue & yellow to ward off evil spirits

A

Funerals

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110
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What is the worlds most widely used vegetable

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Onion

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111
Q

Russian modernist Igor _________

A

Stravinsky

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112
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What Saint said - Lord grant me Chastity - but not ye t

A

St Augustine

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113
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Who was the first unseeded man to win Wimbledon?

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Boris Becker

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114
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Which Members Of The Royal Family Attended The Opening Of The Live Aid Concert

A

The Prince & Princess Of Wales

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115
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What’s the northernmost scandinavian country

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Norway

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116
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The Perfection Of Which Invention Led To The Industrial Revolution

A

The Watt Steam Engine

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117
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Which instruments is used to tune the orchestra?

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Oboe

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118
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Wildlife biologists estimate that as many as five out of six fawns starve to death during a hard winter in __________

A

Vermont

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119
Q

Naval escort vessel

A

Frigate

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120
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Who Was William Shakespear’s Wife

A

Anne Hathaway

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121
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Which Band Had Hits With “Goody Two Shoes” & “Stand And Deliver”

A

Adam And The Ants

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122
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Which three words complete the full title of Shakespeare’s play Hamlet - - -

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Prince of denmark

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123
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What is the proper term for a guinea-pig

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Cavy

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124
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Which herb is traditonally associated with forgetfulness?

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Rue

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125
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Which 50’s Movie features the Line ‘ I’ll follow him around the Horn, and around the Norway Maelstrom, and around perditions flames’

A

Moby Dick

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126
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What Is Beethoven’s Third Symphony Entitled

A

Erocia

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127
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Which reindeer isn’t mentioned in the poem ‘The Night Before Christmas’’

A

Rudolph

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128
Q

February 1865 only month ever not to have what

A

Full Moon

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129
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Which “Shakespearean” horse won the Champion Hurdle in 1973 and 1975

A

Comedy of errors

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130
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Who Was Lead Singer With Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes On Such Songs As “The Love I Lost” & “If You Don’t Know Me By Now”

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Teddy Pendergrass

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131
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Mortuary custom, the art of preserving bodies after death, generally by the use of chemical substances

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Embalming

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In London what links Lambeth, St James and Westminster

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All Palaces

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The hides of mature female blue __________ are more than twice as thick as those of males, probably as a protection against courtship bites.

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Sharks

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In 1932, Porto Rico was renamed ______________

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Puerto rico

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135
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Name Stephen King’s first published novel

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Carrie

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Who are Patience and Fortitude at New Yorks Public Library

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Stone Lions Outside

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What is the name given to a chemical that is used when a dye will not fix directly on to the fabric

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Mordant

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Which Football Team Held On To The FA Cup For 7 Years Despite Only Winning It Once

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Portsmouth

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139
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One Tin Soldier’ recorded by Coven, was the theme song for what movie

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Billy Jack

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What TV show was set in Wentworth Detention Centre

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Prisoner Cell Block H

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In The World Of Literature “Oliver Mellors” Is Better Known As Who?

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Lady Chaterlys Lover

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142
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Who played Axel Foley’s best friend in Detroit?

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Paul Riser

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Cocktails: Whiskey, hot coffee, and whipped cream make a(n) _________.

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Irish coffee

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The detective Miss Marple was created by which writer

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Agatha christie

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145
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Traditional Advent candles are two colours pink and what

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Purple

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146
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Who first used antiseptics ?

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Joseph Lister

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Who made his screen debut in Mad Dog Col 1961 as a cop

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Gene Hackman

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What is the capital of Congo ?

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Brazzaville

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149
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Where does the American flag fly 24 / 7 never taken down

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Moon

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In The Tv Show “The Simpson’s” Who Provides The Voice Of Homers Mother

A

Glen Close

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Of the 266 popes, how many died violently?

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Thirty three

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Who Did The Byrds Ask To “Play A Song For Me” In 1965

A

Mr Tambourine Man

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Who’s the current womens world darts champion?

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Trina Gulliver

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154
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What was Capability Brown’s real first name

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Launcelot

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155
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What is the world’s third largest sea?

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Mediterranean

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In ‘Romeo and Juliet’, who says ‘make the bridal bed in that dim monument where Tybalt lies?

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Juliet

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What Hollywood actress was the Laurence Olivier of Orgasms

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Hedy Lamarr

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158
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What is the main flavour in the following alcohols ‘Curacao’ ?

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Orange

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159
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What is the national flower of Mexico

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Dahlia

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160
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What is the capital of Guinea ?

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Conakry

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161
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By what nickname is the well-known American singer Bruce Springsteen often referred

A

The boss

162
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Hockey: The Calgary _______?

A

Flames

163
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Which Top Hollywood Actor Was Responsible For Directing The Movie “ Stayin Alive ” The Sequel To Saturday Night Fever

A

Sylvester Stallone

164
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What is the official language of austria

A

German

165
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In Norse mythology who was Odin’s wife

A

Frigga

166
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What is the worlds tallest grass

A

Bamboo

167
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80% of household dust is actually what material

A

Dead skin

168
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What’s the Swiss Family Robinson’s destination when shipwrecked

A

America

169
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Greek mythology monster with lions head, goats body and serpents tail

A

Chimera

170
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Are barnacles plant life or animals

A

Animals

171
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“Boy”, as in Tallboy and Lowboy, is derived from the French word for what

A

Wood

172
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Which 1984 musical was created by Tim Rice and the male members of ABBA?

A

Chess

173
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At the request of EMI who was painted out Sarge Peppers cover

A

Mahatma Gandhi

174
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Why is St. Paul’s cathedral unique amongst English cathedrals

A

Only one with a dome

175
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In the movie “One Crazy Summer” what was the movie that was being made on the island called?

A

Foam 2

176
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What country is the world leader in Cobalt Mining

A

Zaire

177
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Who directed the film, fame

A

Alan parker

178
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Capital cities: Iceland

A

Reykjavik

179
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A Dorset shop sells bookends made from 140 mill year old what

A

Fossil Dinosaur Shit

180
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What was the name of the host of Double Dare?

A

Mark Summers

181
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Herbert Charles Angelo Kuchacevich ze Schluderpacheri - who

A

Herbert Lom

182
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In 1984 Los Angeles hosted the Summer Games, which city hosted the Winter Games that year

A

Sarajevo

183
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What is another name for the card game ‘twenty one’

A

Blackjack

184
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Alfred Nobel invented dynamite what did father Immanuel invent

A

Plywood

185
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After who was Mickey Mouse named

A

Mickey Rooney

186
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For which cartoon character was Beethoven a favourite composer?

A

Shroeder

187
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What is Morrisseys Christian name?

A

Stephen

188
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In North Carolina its against the law for who / what to fight

A

Cats and Dogs

189
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The sound a __________ makes is called “nuzzing”.

A

Camel

190
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What Is Nyctophobia The Fear Of

A

The Dark

191
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At The 1976 Olympics, Only One Competitor Was Excused The Compulsory Sex Test. Who Was That Competitor?

A

Princess Anne

192
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What was the first ship to reach the Titanic after it sank?

A

Carpathia

193
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__________ can swim for a 1/2 mile without resting, and they can tread water for 3 days straight.

A

Rats

194
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Secret Identities: Boston Brand

A

Deadman

195
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Which actress was jailed in 1982 for tax evasion

A

Sophia Loren

196
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What Foodstuff Is The Most Advertised In The UK

A

Breakfast Cereals

197
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Where does queen elizabeth live when she’s in london

A

Buckingham palace

198
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In which country is brest (not breast)

A

France

199
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What is growing plants in liquids rather than soil

A

Hydroponics

200
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What sort of lines never meet

A

Parallel

201
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Bunc was the first name for what product

A

Coffee

202
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There is a word in the english language with only one vowel, which occurs six times. What is it

A

Indivisibility

203
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What is a baby oyster

A

Spat

204
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What nationality was actress Greta Garbo

A

Swedish

205
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What do the letters in the name of the technology company EE stand for?

A

Everything Everywhere

206
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The locals call it Kaapstad what do we call it

A

Capetown

207
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What is the most air polluted city in the United States?

A

Los Angeles

208
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With which group is Keith Flint the lead singer

A

Prodigy

209
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Which two stouts are brewed in cork?

A

Murphy’s and Beamish

210
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Who was king of macedonia from 336 to 323 b.c

A

Alexander the great

211
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In What Year Did The American Civil War End

A

1865

212
Q

Barrel, breech and stock are all parts of a what

A

Gun

213
Q

What is the capital of Vietnam ?

A

Hanoi

214
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Which science fiction writer is credited with “inventing” communication satellites

A

Arthur c clarke

215
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International Aircraft Registration what country is SU

A

Egypt

216
Q

In 1956 16 tons topped the UK charts who was the singer

A

Tennessee Ernie Ford

217
Q

What is the capital of Haiti ?

A

Port-au-Prince

218
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This membrane controls the amount of light entering the eye.

A

Iris

219
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Where can you find the first iron bridge ever built?

A

Ironbridge, near Telford in Shropshire, England

220
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A pregnant goldfish is called a __________

A

Twit

221
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What do Mcdonalds & Burger King do to their fries so they will turn golden brown

A

They sugar coat them

222
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A soft smooth cheese similar to yoghurt is known as

A

Fromage frais

223
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In which country would you find the River Meander

A

Turkey

224
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Where is cape hatteras

A

North carolina

225
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Which country donates the Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square

A

Norway

226
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Name The 3 Middle Of The Road Hits From 1971 Which All Had Repeated Words In Their Titles

A

Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep, Tweedle Dee Tweedle Dum, Soley Soley

227
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Who was Tasmania’s famous swashbuckler

A

Errol flynn

228
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What group did Steve Howe join in 1982?

A

Asia

229
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Which Band Had A 1985 Number One Hit With The Single “I Wanna Know What Love Is”?

A

Foreigner

230
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Name the Hong Kong stock exchange

A

Hang Seng

231
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What Value Is PI To 6 Significant Figures

A

3.141592

232
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Mick Hucknall Is The Lead Singer With Which Group

A

Simply Red

233
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What is the young of this animal called: Hawk

A

Eyas

234
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Caroline of Ansbach was the wife of which British King?

A

George II

235
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From Which Fruit Is The Liqueur Kirsch

A

Cherries

236
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Which actor Was The Narrator On Michael Jacksons Thriller

A

Vincent Price

237
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Which Australian city is known as ‘The City of Light’

A

Adelaide

238
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What kind of steak is named after a French writer and statesman

A

Chateaubriand

239
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Which football team Had A Top 5 Record With “Ossies Dream”

A

Tottenham Hotspur

240
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Which Actor Played The Role Of “Danny Zuco” In the Musical Grease When It Opened On The London Stage In 1973

A

Richard Gere

241
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If a Ghanian says Afishapa what have you been told

A

Merry Christmas

242
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Baseball: the kansas city ______

A

Royals

243
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In Greek mythology, who did ariadne help to escape the labyrinth

A

Theseus

244
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Someone abstaining from sexual relations

A

Celibate

245
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What are romney marsh, suffolk and swaledale

A

Sheep

246
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To which group of islands does Rhodes belong

A

Dodecanese

247
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Which Jackson Left To Turn The Jackson 5 Into The Jacksons

A

Jermaine

248
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Although it doesn’t sound like a dog, ____dust is ornamental wood chips often placed in flowerbeds.

A

Bark

249
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Hundred and nine whose official neutral name is ‘the helvetic confederation’

A

Switzerland

250
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What is the first day of lent called

A

Ash wednesday

251
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Lake Tana, the source of the Blue Nile, lies in which country

A

Ethiopia

252
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What is the correct name of bangkok

A

Krung thep

253
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Toheroa Soup’ is a traditional dish from which country

A

New zealand

254
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What is the science that deals with the motion of projectiles

A

Ballistics

255
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In Italy, as what is mickey mouse known

A

Topolino

256
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Whiskey, hot coffee, and whipped cream make up which type of drink

A

Irish Coffee

257
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What hobby was developed by the palmer paint company

A

Painting by numbers

258
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“I Love My Radio (My Dee Jays Radio) Was A One Hit Wonder For Which Female Singer

A

Taffy

259
Q

In 1959 Able Baker first put out in space by USA what were A/B

A

Spider Monkeys

260
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In the Breakfast Club, What did Brian try to kill himself with?

A

A flare gun

261
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What is the main ingredient of a Maron glace

A

Chestnuts

262
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What guitar company created the “flying v” guitar in the late 1950’s

A

Gibson

263
Q

What game challenges you to “double in” & “double out”

A

Darts

264
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Who Had A Massive Hit In 1993 With “Im Easy / Be Aggressive”

A

Faith No More

265
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Name The Lead Singer Of Dire Straits

A

Mark Knopfler

266
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Male cockatoos can be taught to speak, but females can only chirp and __________

A

Sing

267
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Who would use a plessor

A

Doctor reflex hammer

268
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In Greek mythology who did athena turn into a spider

A

Arachne

269
Q

What Ingredient Is Added To Gin To Make It Pink

A

Angostura Bitters

270
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Which archangel is the patron of television and radio workers, messengers and postal workers

A

Gabriel

271
Q

18% of USA coins 7% of notes have what on them

A

Dangerous Bacteria

272
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What islands get their name from the Spanish word “cayo”, meaning rock or islet

A

Florida keys

273
Q

What is a word for a castrated ram?

A

Wether

274
Q

What country was formerly called Ceylon

A

Sri lanka

275
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In which English county is Dartmoor?

A

Devon

276
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What does ‘faux pas’ mean

A

Mistake

277
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Who took out a $5000 life insurance before dying in battle

A

George Armstrong Custer

278
Q

This quiz show, emceed by allen ludden, featured a 60 second “lightning

A

Password

279
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In Greek myth who was the first woman

A

Pandora

280
Q

Juliet Gordon Low founded what in Savannah Georgia 1912

A

Girl Guides

281
Q

Name the band - songs include “Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, I Want To Be Straight”?

A

Ian Drury and The Blockheads

282
Q

What is consumption

A

Tuberculosis

283
Q

By law In Washington State a concealed weapon must be what

A

Under 6 foot long –

284
Q

Santa Clause works in USA but who delivers gifts in Syria

A

A Wise mans Camel

285
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Which actor/singer wrote the autobiography ‘Parcel Arrived Safely, Tied With String’

A

Michael crawford

286
Q

In 1995 what were the men of Pilsen asked to donate in exchange for half a litre of the city’s best know brew

A

Blood

287
Q

During WW I, what day of the week was the recommended meatless day

A

Tuesday

288
Q

This Greek mountain was known as the home of the gods.

A

Olympus

289
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Turkey

A

Rafter

290
Q

From which station does the ‘Chattanooga Choo Choo’ leave?

A

Pennsylvania station

291
Q

What is the flower that stands for: concealed merit

A

Coriander

292
Q

In 1908 A’Ecu d’Or became the worlds first what

A

Pornographic film

293
Q

Ben Hur won most Oscars 11 what film comes second with 10

A

West Side Story

294
Q

What are the only two commonly ingested items pure enough to be absorbed into the bloodstream directly through the stomach walls

A

Honey and alcohol

295
Q

An ahuehuete is a

A

Tree

296
Q

On Which Label Was The Human Leagues Greatest Hits Released In 1988

A

Virgin

297
Q

What was Alka-Seltzer first marketed as

A

Cold Cure

298
Q

Scalene, isosceles and equilateral are all types of what

A

Triangles

299
Q

Nevada means what when translated from Indian

A

Snow

300
Q

What was French frigate Isere’s most famous cargo

A

Statue of Liberty

301
Q

Dendrochronology is better known as __________.

A

Ring dating

302
Q

Which singer famously said ‘You aint heard nothing yet’

A

Al jolson

303
Q

Which two London clubs did Bobby Moore play for?

A

West Ham & Fulham

304
Q

In money circles what does ERM mean

A

Exchange rate mechanism

305
Q

What city stands on the Hooghly river

A

Calcutta

306
Q

What is the only borough of new york city that is not on an island

A

Bronx

307
Q

Who makes Pringles

A

Proctor and Gamble

308
Q

What is a vein or fissure in a rock containing mineral deposits called

A

Lode

309
Q

Which Band Featured Among It’s Members Joe Sample , Wayne Henderson, & Wilton Felder

A

The Crusaders

310
Q

Ocean is NOT recognised International Hydrographic Bureau

A

Antarctic Ocean

311
Q

What country has the worlds highest golf course

A

Peru

312
Q

What country celebrates its National Day on 17th June?

A

Iceland

313
Q

You ordered nem in Vietnamese restaurant what would you get

A

Spring Roll

314
Q

What Was The First Country Ever To Issue A Bank Note

A

Sweden

315
Q

Sue, the world’s largest, most complete, and best preserved __________, made her grand debut to the public on May 17, 2000 at the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois.

A

Tyrannosaurus rex

316
Q

Which Country Has The longest Individual Railway

A

Canada

317
Q

Who wrote the sonnet, “Much have I travell’d in the realms of gold”

A

John

318
Q

What actor played the title role in monsignor

A

Christopher reeve

319
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Guatemala ?

A

Quetzal

320
Q

Over How Many Laps Is The Indianapolis 500 Contested

A

200

321
Q

What is the capital of Belize

A

Belmopan

322
Q

In which sport would you find, in a team of ten, a cover point, a goalkeeper, and a third home

A

Lacrosse

323
Q

Which shellfish is sometimes called a Queenie

A

Scallop

324
Q

What gives onions their distinctive smell

A

Sulphur - taken in when growing

325
Q

What U.S. state’s marijuana fields were busted most often in 1987

A

Hawaii

326
Q

What can come in types Blue, Spear, Couch and Arrow

A

Grass

327
Q

What would you do with a hispano-suiza

A

Drive it

328
Q

What were ‘Little Boy’ and ‘Fat Man’?

A

Atom Bombs

329
Q

The only river that flows both north and south of the equator is the?

A

Congo

330
Q

What kind of music is Struss’s ‘Die Fledermaus’

A

Operetta

331
Q

With which natural phenomena are Baily’s Beads associated

A

Solar eclipse

332
Q

What is a one-party system of government in which control is maintained by force and regimentation

A

Fascism

333
Q

What is the flower that stands for: bury me amid nature’s beauties

A

Persimmon

334
Q

What is the birthstone for February?

A

Amethyst

335
Q

“Words” Was A No.1 Hit In 1996 For Whom

A

Boyzone

336
Q

In which city is wembley stadium

A

London

337
Q

How many bottles of champagne are in a magnum?

A

Two

338
Q

What companies cars are nicknamed mopars

A

Chrysler

339
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Armenia ?

A

Dram

340
Q

The scientific word ‘quark’ was first used in which novel

A

Finnigans wake

341
Q

Which Surrey cricketer made history at Old Trafford in 1956 when he took 19 wickets in the test match against Australia

A

Jim Laker

342
Q

Wolfram is the alternative name for which element

A

Tungsten

343
Q

What government issue item did sensitive G I’s dub “sandpaper”

A

Toilet paper

344
Q

What is generally thought to be the oldest breed of dog

A

Chow-Chow

345
Q

Licking what uses one tenth of a calorie

A

Stamp

346
Q

Who was the first black mayor of chicago

A

Harold washington

347
Q

Ra is the chemical symbol for which element

A

Radium

348
Q

Acrotomphillia is having sex with who or what

A

Amputees

349
Q

Which Instrument Measures Atmospheric Pressure

A

A Barometer

350
Q

What does an agrostologist study

A

Grass

351
Q

What is the name of the bone at the base of the human spine

A

Coccyx

352
Q

An infant whale is called a what

A

Calf

353
Q

How long can it take for the insecticide DDT to break down in nature

A

Eight years

354
Q

Where Do Sinhalese People Come Frome

A

Sri Lanka

355
Q

Anthony Pratt invented what in the 1940s

A

Cluedo

356
Q

What Are Maracas

A

Shaken Latin Percussion Instruments Made From Gourds With Beans Or Peas Inside

357
Q

What is bed-wetting

A

Enuresis

358
Q

The northern part of north america lies within the ______

A

Arctic circle

359
Q

When is St Swithens day

A

15th July

360
Q

Which Comedian Hit The Front Page Of The Sun On March 13 th 1986 For Allegedly Eating A Hamster

A

Freddie Star

361
Q

How Many Days After Hiroshima Did Nagasaki Receive The Second Atom Bomb

A

Three

362
Q

Hamlet, Macbeth Othello which Shakespeare tragedy is missing

A

King Lear

363
Q

Who wrote Das Kapital

A

Karl marx

364
Q

Pediophobia is the fear of

A

Dolls

365
Q

Which astronomer first observed 4 moons of Jupiter in 1610?

A

Galileo Galilei

366
Q

Who fought the 100 years war?

A

France and England

367
Q

Who Did Jean De Brunhoff Create

A

Babar The Elephant

368
Q

What does o.p.e.c stand for

A

Organisation of petroleum exporting countries

369
Q

Where in the world would you find Adelie Land

A

Antarctica

370
Q

What is improved if yoU.S.leep on your right side

A

Digestion

371
Q

Who was the final mayflower survivor

A

Mary allerton cushman

372
Q

In what religion are the Vedas a central part

A

Hindu

373
Q

What insect family has the most varieties, making up 290,000 of the 751,000 insect classes

A

Beetle the beetle

374
Q

What Was The Name Of Sean Ryder Post Happy Mondays Group

A

Black Grape

375
Q

Why Was Mathew Simmons In The News in 1995?

A

Eric Cantona Kung Fu Kick

376
Q

Cognac must be at least 5 years old before it’s labelled what

A

Napoleon

377
Q

A spectacular movement in which the dancer propels himself or herself around a supporting leg with rapid movements of the other leg while remaining in a fixed spot.

A

Fouetté en tournant

378
Q

Whose Autobiography Was Entitled (Dear Me)

A

Peter Ustinov’s

379
Q

What does the German word Panzer literally mean

A

Armour

380
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In 1998 Which ManUtd Player Became The Worlds Most Expensive Defender

A

Jaap Stam

381
Q

What Sex Are Responsible For The Sales Of The Most Valentines Day Cards Is It Men Or Woman

A

Woman

382
Q

Name any of the demonstration sports at the Sydney Olympics

A

Ballroom Dancing – Snooker

383
Q

What show did Claire Danes get her start on?

A

My So-Called Life

384
Q

The fourth planet from the sun is ____.

A

Mars

385
Q

In the Gasden Purchase, the USA bought territory from which country

A

Mexico

386
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From where do alsatians originate

A

Alsace-lorraine

387
Q

Which Band Had Hits With “Dance Hall Days” & “Everybody Have Fun Tonight”

A

Wang Chung

388
Q

Which Of The Gold Diggers Movies Contains The Song “We’re In The Money”

A

Gold Diggers Of 1933

389
Q

What kind of music imitates the fanfares, drum rolls, & commotion of a battle?

A

Battaglia

390
Q

Ferdinand Magellan Was The First Person In History Wo Do What

A

Sail Around The World

391
Q

In ‘Coronation Street’, who is Ken and Denise’s son?

A

Daniel

392
Q

David Harold Mayer became famous as who

A

David Janssen

393
Q

Who was the voice of Scooby Doo

A

Mickey Dolenz

394
Q

Who Were Guilty In 1980

A

Barbara Streisand & Barry Gibb

395
Q

What is a peruke

A

A wig

396
Q

Mo Moreland Was The Most Recognisable Member Of Which Dance Troupe Seen On UK TV In The 1970’s & 1980’s?

A

The Roly Polys

397
Q

Johnny Depp is afraid of what

A

Clowns

398
Q

What year was Walt Disney born

A

1901

399
Q

Who was first to win the US Masters five times?

A

Jack Nicklaus

400
Q

Who introduced Xmas trees to England in 1841

A

Prince Albert