Trivia Database_78 Flashcards

1
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Which football team was nicknamed the “Orange Crush”?

A

Denver Broncos

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2
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In Sesame street name the detective who often said egad

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Sherlock Hemlock

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3
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What does a priest distribute with an aspergillum

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Holy water

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4
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Only One Planet In Our Solar System Spins Clockwise, Which One?

A

Venus

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5
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Who Are We “Tracey Thorn & Benn Watt”

A

Everything But The Girl

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6
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Actually caused by layers of hot air refracting sunlight

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Mirage

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7
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What was South Crofty in Cornwall, closed in 1998

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Tin mine

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8
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Which English Football Club Are Known As The Quakers

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Darlington

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9
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Greased Lightnin was taken from the film Grease, but who had chart success with it?

A

John Travolta

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10
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What was first man made object to exceed sound barrier

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Tip of a whip

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11
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Which Michael Jackson song could have referred to a tennis star

A

Billie jean

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12
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In which country is the port of Stravangar

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Norway

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13
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Who Was The Chief Of Aeronautical Research & Development At The British Aircraft Corporation 1945 To 1971 Having Previously Designed The Wellington Bomber Of World War 2

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Barnes Wallis

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14
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Who was the first president whose mother was eligible to vote for him

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Franklin delano roosevelt

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15
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An african-american dance in which couples strut and compete with high kicks and fast steps.

A

Cakewalk

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16
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It is estimated that a single toad may catch and eat as many as 10,000 insects in the course of a __________

A

Summer

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17
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When eating, __________ Often gorge themselves to the point that they can’t fly. the bird will quickly regurgitate its meal to become light enough to escape if flight from an attacker is necessary.

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Vultures

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18
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In Delaware it is illegal to pawn what

A

Wooden Leg

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19
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From Here to Eternity gets its name from a poem by who

A

Tennyson

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20
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The milk of what creature will not curdle

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Camel

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21
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What linked Armenia, Georgia, Latvia and Moldavia

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USSR

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22
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In Which Us City Was Motown Records Founded

A

Detroit

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23
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Units of frequency?

A

Hertz

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24
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In Bradshaws you would find information about what

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Railways

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25
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Women do it 4 times to a mans once - what

A

Shoplift

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26
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Mungo Scott travelled the River Niger in what year

A

1795

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27
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Who won the Oscar for Best Director for the film The French Connection in 1971

A

William friedkin

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28
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What is the flower that stands for: sharpness

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Barberry

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29
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What two ‘80’s dance movies did Cynthia Rhodes have a major role in?

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Dirty Dancing and Flashdance

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30
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Who fiddled while rome burned

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Nero

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31
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Which entire novel is set in June 16th 1904

A

Ulysses

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32
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Who Said During Their One & Only Oscar Acceptance Speech “I Think They Gave It To Me Because Im The Oldest”

A

Jessica Tandy

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33
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Amahl and the Night Visitors was the first opera written for what

A

Television

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34
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Which credit card company has the slogan “don’t leave home without it”

A

American express

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35
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What is a Tragopan

A

A Himalayan Pheasant

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36
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Duvali, Dushira and Holi are religious days in which religion

A

Hindu

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37
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We know who wrote Little Women but who wrote Little Men

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Lousia May Alcott

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38
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What Model Of Children’s Bicycle Had A Gear Shift On The Frame

A

The Chopper

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39
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What is the basic unit of currency for Gambia ?

A

Dalasi

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40
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Country in East Asia, the world’s third largest country by area (after Russia and Canada) and the largest by population

A

China

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41
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In which city is the Wailing Wall

A

Jerusalem

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42
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What was the most commonly occurring name on the internet

A

Bill Clinton

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43
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Which sportsman, who died in 1999, was nicknamed the Yankee Clipper

A

Joe di maggio

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44
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What did a clue originally mean

A

Ball of Thread

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45
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In the Simpsons name Ned Flanders wife

A

Maude

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46
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Who was the first girl group to top the UK singles chart?

A

The Supremes

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47
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Which Chef Created The ‘Peach Melba’ In Honour Of An Australian Opera Singer

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Auguste Escoffier

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48
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What 70s blockbuster included the music, ‘Cantina Band’ by Mecco?

A

Star Wars

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49
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A foot-long ruler is __ inches long.

A

12

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50
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What sport uses barrier stalls

A

Horse racing

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51
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Malden Serkiovitch famous as which actor

A

Karl Malden

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52
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What is Elton John’s real name?

A

Reginald Dwight

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53
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The University of Houston once elected what rock star as homecoming queen

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Alice cooper

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54
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Who Was The First To Sing On The 1984 Band Aid Single

A

Paul Young

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55
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Who was the first woman in space

A

Valentina tereshkova

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56
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H2S04 is the chemical formula for which compound

A

Sulphuric acid

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57
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Old times mid eastern women swallowed what as contraceptive

A

Foam from camels mouth

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58
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What name is given to a chemical reaction which takes in heat ?

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Endothermic

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59
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Roald Dahl’s children’s story Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was made in to a film, what was the title

A

Willie wonka and the chocolate factory

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60
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What gun does James Bond traditionally use

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A Walther PPK

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61
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Which Bruce made the cover of Time in 1975

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Jaws - Bruce was the shark

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62
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Which well-known author wrote the James Bond novel Colonel Sun under the pseudonym Robert Markham

A

Kingsley amis

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63
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What was the city symbol of Pompeii

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A Winged Penis

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64
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What do the scottish call hockey

A

Shinny

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65
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Who fired the first shots in the 1970 film MASH

A

The Football game Timekeeper

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66
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What song do elvis presley and ub40 have in common

A

Can’t help falling in

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67
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What was Citizen Kane’s first name?

A

Charles

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68
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What is the correct name for a dandelion seed ball

A

A Clock

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69
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Lusitania was the Roman name of what modern country

A

Portugal

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70
Q

Who is the Youngest Beatle?

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George Harrison

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71
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Countries of the world:western Asia, the capital is Tehran

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Iran

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72
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A sea with many islands

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Archipelago

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73
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An artist supports his canvas on a(n) _________.

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Easel

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74
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Name The Band “Eight Wonder’s” Lead Singer A) Tiffany, B) Patsy Kensit, C) Debbie Gibson

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Patsy Kensit

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75
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What planet’s orbit does Pluto’s intersect

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Neptune

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76
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Winston Churchill had a dog - what type

A

Miniature Poodle

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77
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On which national flag is there an eagle and a snake

A

Mexico

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78
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Baseball: the baltimore ______

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Orioles

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79
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The book “Wamyouruijoshou” was the first to use what word ?

A

Kite

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80
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What is Canada’s oldest city founded in 1608

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Quebec

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81
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Which ovine expression is used for a disreputable member of a family or group

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Black sheep

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82
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Who was the first Beatle to have a solo No 1 hit?

A

George Harrison

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83
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What is a Kerry Blue

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Dog type of Terrier

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84
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What is the flower that stands for: comforting

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Scarlet geranium

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85
Q

George Armstrong Custer was court martialed in 1867 for what

A

Hit a fellow officer

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86
Q

Capital cities: Denmark

A

Copenhagen

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87
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Acronym for quasi-stellar radio source, any of the blue, starlike objects that are strong radio emitters and the spectra of what exhibit a strong red shift

A

Quasar

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88
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What did ‘My True Love’’ give to me on the eight day of Christmas

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Eight Maids-a-milking

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89
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What’s the highest navigable lake in the world

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Lake titicaca titicaca

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90
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Who designed the “banana cover” of the Velvet Underground’s debut album?

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Andy Warhol

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91
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Which dictator preferred 50,000 rifles to 50,000 votes

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Benito Mussolini

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92
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Which US TV show was the top rated in the 1988 89 season

A

Roseanne

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93
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Which writer rode Devon Loch in the 1956 Grand National

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Dick Francis

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94
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What do Rastafarians generally refer to God as

A

Jah

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95
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What colour do you get when you mix blue and red together?

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Purple

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96
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From which sport does the phrase’ to win hands down’ come

A

Horse racing

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97
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What cat is unable to draw its claws into its paws

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Cheetah

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98
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The _____ universe was replaced by the Copernican universe.

A

Ptolemic

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99
Q

Where could you spend your Gourde

A

Haiti

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100
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What was the original name of “Little Rascals”?

A

Our Gang

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101
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56% of men cannot tell you the colour of what in their house

A

Vacuum Cleaner

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102
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What space shuttle did Discovery replace

A

Challenger

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103
Q

King Richard the ________?

A

Lionhearted

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104
Q

Rapa Nui is better known as what

A

Easter Island

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105
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Which US states constitution was the first to prohibit slavery

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Vermont

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106
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Who was W.C. Field’s co-star in the film ‘My Little Chickadee’

A

Mae west

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107
Q

Who would use a Jigger, Buzz, Flagging iron, Round shaver, Adze

A

Cooper – making barrels

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108
Q

Notional environment in which electronic communication occurs

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Cyberspace

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109
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Which Rock Band Took Their Name From The Latin For “Beyond These Things”

A

Procol Harem

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110
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What would a German do with a Gravenstein

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Eat it - a yellow apple

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111
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A tall, tapering, four-sided stone shaft with a pyramidal top.

A

Obelisk

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112
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Which singer was portrayed by Kevin Spacey in the film “Beyond the Sea”?

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Bobby Darin

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113
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How many people were killed in the battle of Lexington?

A

Eight

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114
Q

Melissophobia is the fear of

A

Bees

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115
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Marlon Brando starred in ‘Last Tango in Paris’ which actress was he tangoing with

A

Maria schneider

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116
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The land area of the country of __________ is slightly smaller than Alabama.

A

Greece

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117
Q

Where Might You Find The Metatarsals

A

In The Foot

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118
Q

On what are the worlds smallest paintings painted

A

Pin Heads

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119
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Which Buddy Holly song was covered by The Rolling Stones

A

Not Fade Away

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120
Q

Hello, Hey Now & Wonderwall Are Tracks Of Which Best Selling Album

A

Whats The Story Morning Glory

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121
Q

He was the villain in “Star Wars”.

A

Darth Vader

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122
Q

Who wrote the epic poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey?

A

Homer

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123
Q

Football: The Denver _________.

A

Broncos

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124
Q

A sadhu is a holy man in which country

A

India

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125
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What video can Angelo of Fishbone be seen in with the Mighty Mighty Bosstones?

A

Simmer down

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126
Q

What is Cape Town’s major choir called?

A

Philharmonic choir

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127
Q

Who assassinated john lennon

A

Mark david chapman

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128
Q

Which Song By The Palindromic Pop Group Abba Had a Palindromic Title?

A

SOS

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129
Q

She was the greatest trick shot artist of all time.

A

Annie Oakley

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130
Q

Firefly, Longhorn, Harlequin and Tortoise types of what

A

Beetles

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131
Q

What is capital of Lithuania?

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Vilnius

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132
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What was the name of the bartender on The Love Boat?

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Isaac Washington

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What did boxer Cassius Clay change his name to

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Muhammed ali

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What Was Invented By The American Company Texas Instruments In 1958?

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The Silicone Chip

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How much memory did the early pc, the sinclair zx80 have

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One kilobyte

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Coprastastaphobia is the fear of what

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Constipation

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137
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Since 1980 Willeston School Near Nantshich Cheshire Has Staged The World Championships At Which Sport

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Worm Charming

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138
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Earth’s outer layer of surface soil or crust is called the _____________.

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Lithosphere

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Where is the world’s largest computer manufacturing plant

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Japan

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What is the title of the 1992 Belgian film about a film crew following and documenting the exploits of a serial killer?

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Man bites dog

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141
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During A Hockey Bully Off How Many Times Must Sticks Touch

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3 Times

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What was the original name of Paul McCartney’s fictional church cleaner ‘Eleanor Rigby’?

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Miss Daisy Hawkins

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What is the capital of Democratic Republic of the Congo?

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Kinshasa

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Where were the Hanging Gardens?

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Babylon

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Who was the first woman scientist to be awarded a Nobel prize

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Madame curie

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When was the English and Scottish parliament united

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1707

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What Is The Common Term For A Slow Dance In Triple Time

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A Waltz

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Which photographer, in 1976, told us that we’d take great snaps if we used an Olympus

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David bailey

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Japan’s equivalent to the dollar is the ______?

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Yen

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What kind of creature is a ‘dunnock’

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Bird

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Quidnunc means an eager gossip but in Latin literally means

A

What Now

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Who Guessed “That’s Why They Call It The Blues”

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Elton John

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On television what was Flipper

A

Dolphin

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Excluding cars what the most commonly used 4 wheel devices

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Supermarket Trolleys

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What colours are on a pollution free beach flag

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Blue - gold stars

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Who pilots the Gundam “Epyon” in the game ‘Gundam Wing: Endless Duel’?

A

Miliardo Peacecraft

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What was the hang out of the 90210 gang?

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The peach pit

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Whose motto is ‘Be prepared’?

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Boy Scouts

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In Far East Asian Cuisine What Is “Hashi” More Commonly Known As

A

Chopsticks

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What game show had Dr Joyce Brothers as a panelist from 1978 to 1980

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Gong

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Mojo is a Filipino what

A

Alcoholic fruit punch

162
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What Bird Uses A Stone To Smash Open Its Prey?

A

The Thrush

163
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Who landed on Timor Island after being cast adrift

A

Captain Bligh

164
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What Was Tom Jones First Ever UK No.1 Single?

A

It’s Not Unusual

165
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What is the only state with an official state ship and hero

A

Connecticut

166
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In mythology who rode an eight legged horse called Sleipner

A

Odin

167
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The average life expectancy of a leopard in captivity is __________

A

12 years

168
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What is the Capital of: Kazakhstan

A

Astana

169
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The Greek goddess of fertility, also known as a protectress of witches.

A

Hecate

170
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Which ballet position is named after the French for bent

A

Plie

171
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What is the medical term for cancer of the blood

A

Leukemia

172
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Where were the 1960 summer Olympics held?

A

Rome, Italy

173
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Who wrote ‘The Birds’?

A

Daphne du Maurier

174
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Songwriter Bernie Taupin wrote for which well known musician

A

Elton john

175
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O’Shey Jackson became better known as who

A

Ice Cube

176
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In What Year Did MTV First Hit The Airwaves A) 1979, B) 1980, C) 1981, D) 1982

A

1981

177
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What are a Jalpa Jarama Shamal and Merak

A

Italian Sports Cars

178
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What are the Roman numerals for 505

A

DV

179
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For what olympic team did andre agassi’s father box

A

Iranian olympic team

180
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The measurement by which parts of a building are related to one another, for example, the diameter of a column.

A

Module

181
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What are the two highest consecutive numbers that can be multiplied together to give a number less than 1,000

A

31 & 32

182
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Stanley Kubricks Full Metal Jacket was filmed in what Location

A

London’s Dockland

183
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In what game might you collect a pung of East Winds

A

Mahjongg

184
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Who Wrote The Novel Jaws, That Was Later Turned Into A Blockbuster Movie By Steven Spielburg

A

Peter Benchley

185
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What is the fear of hell known as

A

Stygiophobia

186
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To gradually decrease in volume.

A

Decrescendo

187
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In which country is the Lazio region

A

Italy

188
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Scientific study of old age, emphasizing the social and behavioral aspects of aging

A

Gerontology

189
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What was the first food consumed on the moon in Apollo 11

A

Turkey

190
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Baseball: The Texas ______?

A

Rangers

191
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What is the second best-selling book of all time ?

A

Quotations from the Works of Chairman Mao Tse-Tung

192
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Which two metals are alloyed to make pewter

A

Tin and Lead

193
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Dr Ludwig L Zamenhof invented what 1887 Poland

A

Esperanto

194
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What song’s words were changed and then published in 1935 as ‘happy birthday to you’

A

Good morning to you

195
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The Lombard League was a mediavel coalition of cities in which European country

A

Italy

196
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Who wore laceless shoes and was said to regard undone shoelaces as unlucky

A

Anthony perkins

197
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How would you say ‘house wine’ in ‘German’

A

Hauswein

198
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Who sent her taped conversations with Monika Lewinsky to Kenneth Starr

A

Linda tripp

199
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Which famous French chef invented the Peach Melba in 1893?

A

Auguste Escoffier

200
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In which country would you find Lake Disappointment

A

Australia

201
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Oneirology is a study and interpretation of what

A

Dreams

202
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What food was sent to England in WW2 as part of lease lend

A

Spam

203
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Where are chinese gooseberries from

A

New zealand

204
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Which Character Is The Most Famous Creation Of James Matthew Barrie?

A

Peter Pan

205
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Who Has One The Most Mens Singles Tennis Titles

A

Pete Sampras

206
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What language is most widely spoken in Iran

A

Persian

207
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What is the most widely used seasoning

A

Salt

208
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What bird is an excellent swimmer, but can’t fly

A

Penguin

209
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National capitals: Honduras

A

Tegucigalpa

210
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The title of which Moody Blues album is a mnemonic to remember the lines of the treble stave of a sheet of music

A

Every good boy deserves favour

211
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What is the capital of Senegal ?

A

Dakar

212
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Eonism is what sexual practice

A

Cross Dressing

213
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What are the initials for deoxyribonucleic acid

A

Dna

214
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Who was the last to sit on the peacock throne

A

Shah mohammed reza pahlavi

215
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Brontophobia is the fear of _______.

A

Thunder

216
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Hari-Kari is vulgar name Seppuku - what’s it literally mean

A

Belly Splitting

217
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If You Suffered From Megamalagaphobia What Would You Be Very Concerned About Loosing

A

An Erection

218
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What 1995 movie was initially banned in malasyia because pigs are offensive to muslims

A

Babe

219
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Who is the greek counterpart of hercules

A

Heracles

220
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Which famous film actor, who died of lung cancer in 1957, used his real name but dropped his middle name of de Forest

A

Humphrey bogart

221
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Who Got Booed Off The Stage At The Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Concert In Madison Square Garden In 1992

A

Sinead O Connor

222
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What date is the ‘Ides’ of March?

A

March 15th

223
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What famous racehorse is the grandfather of sea biscuit

A

Man of war

224
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In which national park is the mauna loa volcano located

A

Hawaii volcanoes

225
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Grande and Chico are versions of what Spanish activity

A

Flamenco dancing

226
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What Patsy Cline song put LeAnn Rimes in the limelight

A

Blue

227
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Where is the cordon bleU.S.chool of cooking

A

Paris

228
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Apis Mnevis Onuphis 3 names for the sacred what of Egypt

A

Bull

229
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Who Had A Uk No.1 In January 1975 With The Track “January”

A

Pilot

230
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Who Had A One Hit Wonder With “Uptown Top Ranking”

A

Althia And Donna

231
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Adjustable fabric roof of a car

A

Drophead

232
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In the tv series ‘seinfeld’, who does michael richards play

A

Kramer

233
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Who were the first people to be elected into the Aviation Hall Of Fame?

A

The Wright Brothers

234
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Jim Bakus supplied the voice of which cartoon character

A

Mr Magoo

235
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______ is the brand name of Morphine once marketed by Bayer

A

Heroin

236
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What note is placed on the centre line of a treble clef

A

B

237
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How long is a swimming race that covers sixteen lengths of an olympic pool

A

800 metres

238
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Band to keep up stockings

A

Garter

239
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What’s the highest mountain in Africa?

A

Kilimanjaro

240
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What are bigoli, farfalle, rigati and pansotti?

A

Pasta Shapes

241
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What spirit is added to brandy to make a sidecar?

A

Cointreau or Triple Sec

242
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Which actor wrote the book The Outlaw Trail

A

Robert Redford

243
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Margaret Hookham changed her name famed as who

A

Dame Margot Fonteyn

244
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Which opera/musical is set in Catfish Row

A

Porgy & bess

245
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What was the first doctor film made in 1954

A

Doctor in the House

246
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What major does david bowie’s “space oddity” refer to

A

Major tom

247
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What was the name of Murphy Brown’s news program?

A

FYI

248
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What actor heartthrob was born Michael Shalboub in 1932

A

Omar sharif

249
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Who first appeared in All Star Comics in 1941

A

Wonder Woman

250
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From where does the expression “thin as a rail” originate

A

Bird

251
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What is a young goose called

A

Gosling

252
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In which city was Bob Hope born

A

London (Eltham)

253
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Anubis was the egyptian god of the ______

A

Dead

254
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Mount Mitchell is the highest peak in which mountain range

A

Appalachians

255
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Where are a whales nipples

A

On its back

256
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Which heavy-metal guitarist provided the soundtrack to the film Death Wish II?

A

Jimmy Paige

257
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Which Black American Athlete Burst Hitlers Aryan Party Bubble In 1936 By Winning 4 Gold’s

A

Jesse Owens

258
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Agency of the United States government, generally responsible for administering federal policy for Native Americans and Inuits (Eskimos)

A

Bureau of indian affairs

259
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What animal stands for the longest period

A

African Elephant over 50 years

260
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In which sport or game are the terms: ‘pin’, ‘fork’, and ‘skewer’ used

A

Chess

261
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What is Papins Digester - Invented Denis Papin 1679

A

Pressure Cooker

262
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Which country has the most emigrants

A

Mexico

263
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What was the first complete symphony to be recorded

A

Beethoven’s fifth

264
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Broken English

A

Marianne Faithfull

265
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Who sailed to the new world in ‘the mayflower’

A

Pilgrims

266
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Loose thick usually cotton trousers worn for sports or leisurewear

A

Sweatpants

267
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A magnum of champagne is how many litres

A

1.5

268
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What was the name of Wagner’s last Opera, first performed in 1882

A

Parsifal

269
Q

A position on the tip of the toes.

A

Point

270
Q

What is it against the law to kill in Pacific Grove California

A

Butterflies – local ordinance 352

271
Q

What is the capital of Monaco ?

A

Monaco

272
Q

Before Becoming An Actor What Was Bob Hoskins Profession When He Worked In The Circus

A

A Fire Eater

273
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On international automobile license plates, what country is represented by the letter E

A

Spain

274
Q

Who met in Yalta in 1945 (in alphabetical order)?

A

Churchill Roosevelt Stalin

275
Q

Odin owned Geri and Freki what were they

A

Wolves

276
Q

Olfactophobia is the fear of

A

Smells

277
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Which drink, which has been illegal but is being imported once again, is made from the leaves of the wormwood plant?

A

Absinthe

278
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Whose quartet provided the musical accompaniment to the Goon Show

A

Ray ellington

279
Q

What is the boiling point of water on the fahrenheit scale

A

212

280
Q

In ‘the shining’ what was the child’s imaginary friend’s name (the one who told him things that were going to happen)

A

Tony

281
Q

Who played the ‘universal soldier’

A

Jean claude van damme

282
Q

What animal is found on the flag of Sri Lanka

A

Lion

283
Q

What were H47 and L12 that collided causing deaths in 1920s

A

Submarines

284
Q

What is the more popular name for the flower, Calendula

A

Marigold

285
Q

The first steam engine arrived in america in this year

A

1753

286
Q

How many books are in the old testament of the holy Bible

A

39

287
Q

Five u.s states border which ocean

A

Pacific ocean

288
Q

In which city would you find The Blue Mosque

A

Istanbul

289
Q

Relating to food, what are ‘loquats’

A

Fruit

290
Q

Who won the Oscar for Best Director for the film The Deer Hunter in 1978

A

Michael cimino

291
Q

George Bush removed what from the White House menus

A

Broccoli

292
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What animal, other than humans, can get leprosy

A

Armadillos

293
Q

When was julius caesar murdered

A

Ides of march

294
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What country did the king in “The King and I” rule

A

Siam

295
Q

When was the first toothbrush with bristles invented

A

1498

296
Q

What does FTP stand for?

A

File Transfer Protocol

297
Q

Who played the title role in The Abominable Dr Phibes

A

Vincent Price

298
Q

What name is given to those days which have equal hours of daylight and darkness ?

A

Equinox

299
Q

Which strait separates Tierra del Fuego from mainland South America

A

Magellan’s strait

300
Q

Besides Play Away Brian Cant Was The Narrator Of What Classic Tv Programme

A

Camberwick Green Or Trumpton

301
Q

The Merry Man and his Maid’, is the alternate title for which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta

A

Yeoman of the guard

302
Q

Which football team are nicknamed the Swans

A

Swansea

303
Q

What publication was subtitled The What’s New Magazine?

A

Popular Science

304
Q

What Beatles album spent the longest time atop the charts, at 15 weeks

A

Sgt.

305
Q

The first mass production began in 1808, what was the product

A

Wooden pulley blocks

306
Q

What Is Awarded To A British Champion In Boxing

A

A Lonsdale Belt

307
Q

Which group had a number 1 in 1966 with ‘Keep on Running’?

A

The Spencer Davis Group

308
Q

Who was the female lead in The Shootist

A

Lauren Bacall

309
Q

Which American Songwriter Co Wrote Abba’s “Ring Ring”

A

Neil Sedaka

310
Q

Who wrote m°a°s°h

A

Richard hooker

311
Q

Which detective was played by Robert Stack on TV and by Kevin Costner in a film

A

Eliott ness

312
Q

Often Played At Halloween, Which Song Was A Hit Gor Bobby Boris Picket & The Crypt Kickers

A

Monster Mash

313
Q

In Which Year Did Synchronised Swimming Make It’s Debut At The Olympics

A

1984

314
Q

What chess piece is usually valued as 5 points

A

Rook

315
Q

The force perpendicular to the surface of an object which counters the gravitational force?

A

Normal Force

316
Q

Who was the 1990 wimbledon women’s singles runner up

A

Zena garrison

317
Q

Member of a fraternity for mutual help with secret rituals

A

Freemason

318
Q

Politicophobia is the fear of

A

Politicians

319
Q

How is steak cooked if cooked blue?

A

Very Rare

320
Q

Cocktails: Vodka and Kahlua make a ___________.

A

Black russian

321
Q

Link Aurora Texas, Spitsbergen Norway and Ubatuba Brazil

A

UFO crash sites

322
Q

What is the nickname for Kentucky

A

Bluegrass state

323
Q

Who kissed the girls and made them cry

A

Georgie porgie

324
Q

Who is first of the 7 dwarfs alphabetically

A

Bashful

325
Q

What fraction of an iceberg shows above water

A

One ninth

326
Q

U.S. captials Maryland

A

Annapolis

327
Q

What is the main ingredient of sauce Lyonnaise

A

Onions

328
Q

What name is given to the point where a river starts ?

A

Source

329
Q

What fruit is considered to be the most nutritious

A

Avocado

330
Q

In horse racing, what is the maximum age of a filly

A

Four years

331
Q

What u.s state has no telephones in 12% of its households

A

Mississippi

332
Q

What did the ancient Greeks call the fear of woods and forests

A

Panic from god Pan

333
Q

Stranger in what prehistoric kingdom does ‘alley oop’ live

A

Moo

334
Q

What US state has the Worlds Champion Chili Cookoff every year?

A

Texas

335
Q

Which Rock Superstar Once Appeared In Front Of An Audience Of 53 People

A

Bob Dylan

336
Q

Copernicus what is new, last or gibbous

A

Moon

337
Q

Mastigothymia is sexual arousal from what

A

Flagellation whipping

338
Q

Nadsat was a made up language in what book and film

A

A Clockwork Orange

339
Q

Who Won The BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Award In 1971

A

Princess Anne

340
Q

What Did Sting Suggest You Do If You Love Somebody

A

Set Them Free

341
Q

Who painted ‘the night watch’

A

Rembrandt

342
Q

From which Shakespeare play is this line taken: To be or not to

A

Hamlet

343
Q

If the ___________ River were stretched across the United States, it would run just about from New York to Los Angeles.

A

Nile

344
Q

Even though they broke up 25 years ago, which group still sells more records each year than the rolling stones

A

Beatles

345
Q

Who was the FBI’s 1st ‘most wanted’ criminal

A

John dillinger

346
Q

What word do Alaskan sled drivers shout to move their teams

A

Hike not Mush

347
Q

Baseball: The Philadelphia ______?

A

Phillies

348
Q

What Sport Has 4 Letters And Begins With A ‘T’’?

A

Golf!!!!

349
Q

Which Singer Did The Family Stone Back

A

Sly

350
Q

What state was the home to Mayberry?

A

North Carolina

351
Q

In which month of 1940 did the Battle of Britain begin

A

June

352
Q

Who was the first James Bond?

A

Sean Connery

353
Q

What 1949 book was a bestseller 35 years later

A

1984

354
Q

What is the first sign of the Zodiac

A

Aries

355
Q

Where On The Human Body Would You Find The Filtrum

A

The Ridge above The Top Lip

356
Q

Since white tigers have pigmented stripes and blue eyes, they are not __________

A

Albinos

357
Q

Jill Oppenheimer changed her name to become famous as who

A

Jill St John – Tiffany Case in Bond film

358
Q

Who Was Starry Eyed In 1960

A

Michael Holiday

359
Q

Which comic strip hero shares his name with a town in Turkey

A

Batman

360
Q

If you graduate with a degree in music what colour tassel wear

A

Pink

361
Q

What was the master’s nickname for caine in “kung fu”

A

Grasshopper

362
Q

What huge firm did Thomas Watson found in 1924

A

International business machines

363
Q

The average capacity of a pelican’s __________ is 12 quarts.

A

Pouch

364
Q

Which City Is Set To Host The 2008 Summer Olympics?

A

Beijing

365
Q

What two biblical cities did god destroy with fire and brimstone

A

Sodom and

366
Q

According to Benjamin Disraeli, what is the third, & worst kind of lie

A

Statistics

367
Q

Alpine plant with white bracts

A

Edelweiss

368
Q

Which singer died an unhappy man when his father shot him in 1984

A

Marvin gaye

369
Q

What is the Capital of: Zimbabwe

A

Harare

370
Q

What was Jimmy Hoffas middle name

A

Riddle

371
Q

Bamako is the capital of ______

A

Mali

372
Q

The song ‘Why Do Fools Fall in Love was a hit in which year

A

1956

373
Q

Name the band - songs include “Monday Monday, California Dreamin’”?

A

The Mamas and the Papas

374
Q

Who is the mother of Huey, Duey and Louie

A

Dumbella Duck

375
Q

Who or what was “strong to the finish”

A

Popeye - cos he eats his spinach

376
Q

In UK whose private house has its own court and 11 prison cells

A

Lord Mayor London Mansion House

377
Q

Which Directors Films Include, Shivers , Videodrome & The Fly

A

David Cronenberg

378
Q

Which railway station features at the end of the Hitchcok film ‘The Lady Vanishes’?

A

Victoria Station

379
Q

Who gave the UN the land in NY to build their HQ

A

John D Rockerfeller

380
Q

A comet for the Greek Kometes literally means what

A

Long Haired

381
Q

Dublin is the capital of _____

A

Ireland

382
Q

With what country was catherine the great associated

A

Russia

383
Q

As of December 30, 1997, Disney held eight of the top ten spots on the All Time Movie Video Sales Chart. The Lion King (1), Aladdin (2), Cinderella (3), Beauty and The Beast (4), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (5), Toy Story (7), 101 Dalmatians (8), and Pocahontas (10). The two non_Disney flicks to make the list _ Forrest Gump (6), and __________

A

Jurassic park

384
Q

Who Was The First Woman To Fly Solo Accross The Atlantic ?

A

Amelia Earheart

385
Q

What is the main ingredient in an omelet

A

Egg

386
Q

How many basic positions of the feet are there in ballet

A

Five

387
Q

Who raised money for cancer research with there “journey for lives” run across Canada

A

Steve fonyo

388
Q

What was Abelard’s punishment for his romance with Heloise

A

He was castrated

389
Q

What is a cathedra

A

Bishops throne or chair

390
Q

Who began his career as one of the Tennessee Two

A

Johnny Cash

391
Q

How is the 15th March also known ?

A

Ides of March

392
Q

What are the first three words of The Bible?

A

In the beginning

393
Q

Which Russian composer wrote the opera ‘Mozart and Salieri’ in 1897

A

Rimsky-korsakov

394
Q

Who is known as The father of Poetry

A

Homer

395
Q

Whose campaign warned, “a vote for & erson is a vote for Reagan”

A

Jimmy carter

396
Q

Rodney Dangerfield left what career to return to show business

A

Paint salesman

397
Q

Which Album Cover Features A Car With The Registration Plate LMW 281F?

A

Abbey Road

398
Q

What does a geophage enjoy

A

Eating earth

399
Q

In Shakespeare what is Richard III title before he becomes king

A

Duke of Gloucester

400
Q

Which Gentle Creature Did Walt Disney Create In 1942

A

Bambi, The Fawn