Trivia Database_79 Flashcards

1
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What is the capital of Micronesia ?

A

Palikir

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2
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How Did Spaghetti Alla Puttanesca Get Its Name

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Neopolitan For Prostitute (Hot & Spicy)

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3
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House of renee what song won the grammy for “song of the year” in 1977

A

You light up my life

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4
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Who Played The Part Of Bongo Herbert In A Classic 1959 Movie

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Cliff Richard

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5
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Which Egyptian president ordered the seizure of the Suez Canal in 1956?

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President Nassar

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6
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What is measured in Scroville Units

A

Heat of Chillies

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7
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Mice, whales, elephants, giraffes, and humans all have seven neck __________

A

Vertebra

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8
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On which major river are The Owen Falls dam

A

Nile

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9
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What does a Caligynephobe fear

A

Beautiful Women

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10
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What’s an angle subtended by the diameter of an object called

A

Angular

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11
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Who is the ghost that walks

A

Phantom

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12
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In what sport is The Lugano Trophy awarded every 2 years

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Men’s National Team Walking

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13
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An instrument on a car to measure the distance travelled is called a(n) _________

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Odometer

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14
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The Slave of Duty is alternate title what G&S operetta

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Pirates of Penzance

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15
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Which TV detective kept his gun in a biscuit jar

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Jim Rockford

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16
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What city’s baseball stadium is known as the coliseum

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Oakland

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17
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Peat, lignite and bituminous are types of _________.

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Coal

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18
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Parallel of latitude at 2327’ south of the equator, delineating the southernmost point at what the sun can appear directly overhead at noon

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Tropic of capricorn

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19
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With Which Horror Film Would You Associate The Character Of Leatherface

A

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

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20
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In “The Golden Child,” what object does the Child animate to amuse his captor?

A

A Coke can

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21
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Who Was The 2nd Wife Of Henry Viii

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Anne Boleyn

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22
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What Is The Main Use Of Silver

A

Photographic Film

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23
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Kimberlite contains what precious item

A

Diamonds

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24
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When was nelson mandela released from prison

A

1990

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25
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Why did Ancient Egyptians shave their eyebrows

A

Mourning death cat

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26
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What is the minimum age for a three star brandy - is it three, five or ten years?

A

5 Years

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27
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Which Football Team Has Won The European Cup The Most Times

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Real Madrid (6 Times)

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28
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Which group had a number one UK chart hit with the same song in 1975 and 1999?

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Queen (Bohemian Rhapsody)

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29
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Name The Event Involving The Anarchist, Peter The Painter?

A

The Siege Of Sydney Street

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30
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Where was miss piggy’s birthplace

A

Hog springs

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31
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When did man first set foot on the moon

A

1969

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32
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The football huddle originated at what university

A

Gallaudet

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33
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What sausage gets it’s name from the Italian for Onion

A

Chipolata

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34
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How Many Pilgrims Were Aboard The Mayflower

A

120

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35
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What is the preferred reading material for the 66% of americans who admit to reading in the bathroom

A

Reader’s digest

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36
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What Rolling Stones album originally had a 3-D cover in 1967?

A

Their Satanic Majesties Request

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37
Q

The term Sesquibicentennial represents how many years ?

A

250

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38
Q

The square root of 1 is?

A

1

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39
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What protein makes blood red?

A

Haemoglobin

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40
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Who invented the first chocolate candy

A

Conrad j van houten

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41
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More __________ are raised in California than in any other state in the United States.

A

Turkeys

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42
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In RKO movies what does RKO stand for

A

Radio Keith Orphium

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43
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Who Penned The Auto Biography “ Under No Illusion ” ?

A

Paul Daniels

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44
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Ranidaphobia is the fear of what?

A

Frogs

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45
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What Is Carol Hersee’s Claim To Fame

A

Test Card Girl

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46
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Which famous dance of the 1920’s took its name from a city In the Southern United States

A

The charleston

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47
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Which film won the best story Oscar in 1958

A

The Defiant Ones

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48
Q

How many blades does a kayak paddle have

A

Two

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49
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In Dads Army What Was The Occupation Of Private Frazier

A

An Undertaker

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50
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The four Sundays before Christmas are known by what name

A

Advent (Sundays)

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51
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Who said “Pennies do not come from heaven, they have to be earned here on Earth”?

A

Margaret Thatcher

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52
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What sunken ship did U.S. and French scientists discover in 1985

A

Titanic

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53
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American Paul Theroux wrote novels and about what else

A

Travel

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54
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What is cher’s maiden name

A

Sarkassian

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55
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What is the basic unit of currency for Madagascar ?

A

Franc

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56
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Name one person to be awarded the Victoria Cross twice

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Noel chev asse arthur martin leake charles hazitt upham

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57
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The Yellow Kid by Richard Felton Outcault in 1896 first what

A

Comic Strip – New York World

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58
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Why a camel haired brushes (made from squirrel) called camel

A

Invented by Mr Camel

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59
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What do you call a large linear molecule that is formed from many simple molecules

A

Polymer

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60
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A town is not a city until it has a _________

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Cathedral

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61
Q

Mr Chips said goodbye - from which fictional school

A

Brookfield

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62
Q

In Japan a trainee geisha must leave what uncovered

A

Upper lip unpainted

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63
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“Good Feeling”, “Naked” And “Weird” Preceeded A Number Six Hit For Which Group

A

Reef

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64
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Tina Turner Sang The Theme Tune To The James Bond Movie “ Golden Eye” But Who Actually Wrote It ?

A

U2

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65
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According to Noel Coward, who ‘go out in the mid-day sun’

A

Mad dogs and englishmen

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66
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In which year was the Rosetta stone written ?

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196 BC

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67
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An aromatic herb often used with tomatoes

A

Basil

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68
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What is the capital of Cape Verde

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Praia

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69
Q

If you suffered from scripturience what are you compelled to do

A

Write things down

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70
Q

What does an insect do when it moults

A

Sheds its skin

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71
Q

Who was known as the “Sultan of Swat”?

A

Babe Ruth

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72
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Which Aerosmith song was re-made by Run D.M.C.?

A

Walk this way

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73
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Agency of the Executive Office of the President of the United States, created in 1947, together with the National Security Council.

A

Central intelligence agency

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74
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In Halloween, Michael Meyers wore a Halloween mask of what famous character

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Captain Kirk mask

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75
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What book did a Mississippi man try to sue in 1994, claiming it was based on “oppressive hearsay”

A

The bible bible

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76
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In mIRC, what colour does control-K + 4 give?

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Red

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77
Q

Beethoven’s sixth symphony is known as what

A

The Pastoral

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78
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Who designed Regent’s Park in London in 1811?

A

John Nash

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79
Q

For $150 you can become a licensed what in Texas

A

Dead animal hunter

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80
Q

What type of frog is the smallest frog?

A

Gold frog

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81
Q

Which of the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse rode a red horse

A

Slaughter

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82
Q

Which sea does the river Rhone flow into

A

Mediterranean

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83
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Who was the founder of the basotho nation

A

Moshoeshoe

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84
Q

Be prepared is the boy scout motto what’s the girl guides motto

A

Be prepared

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85
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What warning often appeared over dangerous stunts on that’s incredible

A

Do

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86
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Early in his career, which rolling stones guitarist played with rod stewart and ‘the faces’

A

Ron wood

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87
Q

Who were originally The Sons of Daniel Boone

A

The Boy Scouts of America

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88
Q

James L Herlihy wrote what novel - Oscar winning film

A

Midnight Cowboy

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89
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In which city was Alexander Graham Bell born in 1847

A

Edinburgh

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90
Q

Which dessert was created in honour of a famous ballet dancer?

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Pavlova

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91
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Produced By Film Maker Arthur Melbourne Cooper In 1897 What Was The Product In Britains First Film Advertisement

A

Birds Custard Powder

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92
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What Was The Only Top 10 Single For Thin Lizzy In The 80’s

A

Killer On The Loose

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93
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Which poet wrote ‘Howl’?

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Allen Ginsberg

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94
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Which football team plays at Pride Park ?

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Derby county

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95
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How Is The Fictitious Law Enforcement Character “ Archibald Barclay Willoby ” Better Known

A

PC 49

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96
Q

In Yorkshire in 1872 what took 3 days to pass by

A

Swarm of Ladybirds

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97
Q

Girlfriend of Lex Luther II

A

Supergirl

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98
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What group sang about a Suicide Blonde

A

INXS

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99
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In the James Bond film Dr No, what was the name of the character played by Ursula Andress

A

Honey ryder

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100
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Which Gallery Has Exhibitions In London & St Ives, Cornwall

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The Tate Gallery

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101
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What country has the largest school, with an enrollment of about 25,000?

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Philippines

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102
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A type of musical instrument turned by hand

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Hurdy-gurdy

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103
Q

Who was al gore’s freshman roommate at harvard

A

Tommy lee jones

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104
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What is the circle of the earth at 0 degrees latitude called?

A

Equator

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105
Q

You inserted sticks into round blocks to build abstractions with these.

A

Tinker toys

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106
Q

Heterophobia is a fear of ______

A

Opposite sex

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107
Q

A person who deliberately sets fire to property

A

Arsonist

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108
Q

What is the minimum IQ score for the genius category?

A

140

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109
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What is the architectural term for ornamental stonework representing a scroll of paper

A

Cartouche

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110
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From what country does the dish skordalia come

A

Greece

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111
Q

Who married Shania Twain?

A

Robert “Mutt” Lange

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112
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Which character first appeared in the book Call for the Dead

A

George Smiley by John LeCarre

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113
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What English poet always carried a supply of poison in case he had the urge to die

A

Shelley

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114
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Who Had A Hit In 1993 With “Stairway To Heaven”

A

Rolf Harris

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115
Q

What car was used in ‘back to the future’

A

De lorean

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116
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Which Artists Name Literally Means (Little Barrel)

A

Botticelli

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117
Q

Whats a sudden & violent burning called

A

Deflagration

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118
Q

In the 1944 film National Velvet name Elizabeth Taylor’s horse

A

Pie

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119
Q

What is the most popular meal ordered in sit down restaurants in the us

A

Fried chicken

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120
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What is the capital of costa rica

A

San jose

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121
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What Was The Beatles Second Movie

A

Help

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122
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What surname links the singers Jim and Van

A

Morrison

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123
Q

Progress through Pain was whose motto

A

Arnold Swartzenager

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124
Q

Liquid food of oatmeal boiled in milk or water

A

Gruel

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125
Q

What is the Capital of: Brunei

A

Bandar seri begawan

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126
Q

Terence Trent D’Arby Had A hit With “Dance Little Baby” Or “Dance Little Sister”

A

Dance Little Sister

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127
Q

Klu Klux Clam, Uncle Ant Disgruntled goat characters from?

A

Itchy & Scratchy in The Simpsons

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128
Q

When the Titanic left Southampton in April 1912, what was its first port of call

A

Cherbourg

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129
Q

What dead african leader was originally known as Ras Taffari

A

Haile selassie

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130
Q

What was the first model Rolls Royce called?

A

Silver ghost

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131
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Who Had A Live Album From 1962 Released In 1977 Against Their Wishes

A

The Beatles

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A male kangaroo is called a boomer, and a female is called a __________

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Flyer

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What is the capital of Japan

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Tokyo

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134
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What Colour Is The Right Hand Corner Square On A Chess Board

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White

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135
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What is mixed with tin to produce bronze

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Copper

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136
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In which state is mount mckinley

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Alaska

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137
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William Le Baron Jenny is credited with inventing what in the US

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Skyscraper

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138
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What is brine ?

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Salt water

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139
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Who wrote “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?”

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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140
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What fluid ran through the Greek Gods instead of blood

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Ichor

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On a UK ordinance survey map what is shown by a red flag

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Motor Racing Circuit

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142
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What three letter word means the same as “to ingest”?

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Eat

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143
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Ninkasi was the ancient Egyptian goddess of what

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Beer

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What is the capital of Madagascar?

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Antananarivo

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What is South America’s highest peak in the Andes, Argentina?

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Aconcagua

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146
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Who had a hit in 1974 with ‘when will i see you again’

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Three degrees

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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Vulcan

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Hephaistos

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148
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With What Song Did Brotherhood Of Man Win The Eurovision Song Contest In 1976?

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Save Your Kisses For Me

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149
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How Many Songs Did Elvis Presley Record With The Word “Blue” In The Title

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19

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150
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What Were Introduced For The First Time In 1961 By New Scotland Yard?

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Photofits / Identikits

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What links the names Botvinik, Tal, Karpov, Fischer

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Chess World Champs

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Which is the most Northerly African country

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Tunisia

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Who replaced ‘Bernie Leadon’ of ‘The Eagles’ in 1975?

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Joe Walsh

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154
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What’s still legal in Paraguay if the participants are blood doners

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Duelling

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Who Wrote The Theme tune For The bond Movie Live And Let Die

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Paul Mc-Cartney

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156
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What do the plants laburnum and broom have in common

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Yellow flowers

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157
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According to J K Rowling what are muggles

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Ordinary people no magic

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158
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In Adventure, which castles require the bridge to explore fully?

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Black and White Castles

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159
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Which British King Reputedly Wrote Greensleeves

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Henry Viii

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160
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Who was beheaded by Henry VIII after writing Utopia

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Thomas More

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161
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Of which fruit is ‘Red Gauntlet’ a variety

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Strawberry

162
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First used in Salt Lake 1980s what was a jarvik

A

Artificial heart

163
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What toy was first launched as The Magic Screen

A

Etch - A - Sketch

164
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Which jazz pianist composed the jungle music “Black and Tan Fantasy” with Bubber Miley, and recorded it with his band in 1927

A

Duke ellington

165
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What Arab capital has a name that means “God’s gift”

A

Baghdad

166
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International car registration letters what country is ZA

A

South Africa

167
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Who was born at Daisy Hill Puppy Farm

A

Snoopy – Peanuts

168
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A banana is not a fruit, but a ______

A

Herb

169
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Where’s the 19th hole on a golf course

A

Clubhouse

170
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Chrissie Hynde was in which early eighties group?

A

The Pretenders

171
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Who wrote Madame Bovary

A

Gustave flaubert

172
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Where On The Human Body Would You Find The Septum

A

The Gap Between The Nostrils

173
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In The Books Mr Silly Was Light Brown & Had Yellow Shoes What Colour Was His Hat

A

Orange

174
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Painting in water colour on fresh plaster

A

Fresco

175
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The study of animal and plant tissues?

A

Histology

176
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A device used to change the voltage of alternating currents is a ______

A

Transformer

177
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In Great Expectations, what was the occupation of Joe Gargery

A

Blacksmith

178
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The religious text Mishna comes from which religion

A

Judaism

179
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What Bond thing did Roger Moore not do in 7 films

A

Drink Martinis - and smoke

180
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Which Two Impresarios Mixed The 1997 Ministry Of Sound Compilation Album

A

Pete Tong / Boy George

181
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Who recorded the 1957 hit “Tammy”?

A

Debby Reynolds

182
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In what country was Greenpeace founded in 1971

A

Canada

183
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In which city is the horse race the Palio run

A

Sienna

184
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Who directed the film Lawrence of Arabia

A

David lean

185
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Which Theory Is Used To Explain Continental Drift

A

Plate Tectonics

186
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Nicosia is the capital of ______?

A

Cyprus

187
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According to the lyrics of the song Mr Who? Was asked to turn on his magic beam

A

Mr Sandman

188
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The first letter of every continent’s name is the same as the last: AmericA, AntarcticA, EuropE, AsiA, ______________, AfricA.

A

Australia

189
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At Disneyland Paris, the park’s famous __________ is known as Le Château de la Belle au Bois Dormant.

A

Sleeping beauty castle

190
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Who was Ulysses’ son, who grew to manhood in his absence?

A

Telemachus

191
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Which Brothers Reached No.5 In 1961 With Warpaint

A

The Brook Brothers

192
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What is measured by a Geiger counter

A

Radioactivity

193
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According to the traditional rhyme what’s the fate of Wed. child

A

Full of Woe

194
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Which Us State Is Mentioned In The Lyrics To The Tony Christie Song Amarillo

A

Texas

195
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Sodium barcarbonate is better known as ________.

A

Baking soda

196
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Name every actress who played an ‘angel’ on Charlie’s Angels

A

Farrah Fawcett,Kate Jackson,Jaclyn Smith,Cheryl Ladd,Shelley hack,Tanya Roberts

197
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Who Was The First Player To Be Sent Off In An FA Cup Final

A

Moran

198
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Walrus tusks are made of ________.

A

Ivory

199
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What is the capital of the state of Oklahoma

A

Oklahoma city

200
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Gesture of celebration in which two people slap each others palms with their arms outstretched over their heads

A

High-five

201
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Who was john the baptist’s mother

A

Elizabeth

202
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99% of American households have at least one what

A

TV

203
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Knife, Clown, and Pencil are types of __________.

A

Fish

204
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Which Song Urged You To “Push Pineapple , Shake The Tree”

A

Agadoo

205
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When did Henry Ford build his first car

A

1896

206
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Who gave millions of dollars to britain in 1930

A

Edward s harkness

207
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In the comic strip Garfield what is the teddy bear’s name

A

Pooky

208
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On what island is the Blue Grotto

A

Capri

209
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The fireballs had some success with the record ‘torquay’, but when they teamed up with jimmy gilmer, which record stayed at no. 1 for an entire year

A

Sugar shack

210
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What is the Capital of: MacaU.S.AR

A

Macau

211
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What is the capital of Kenya ?

A

Nairobi

212
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Who said “Veni, vidi, vici” (I came, I saw, I conquered)

A

Julius caesar

213
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What is the basic unit of currency for Gabon ?

A

Franc

214
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Which shipping area covers the North coast of Ireland

A

Malin

215
Q

Which sport takes place in a circle 4.55m in diameter?

A

Sumo Wrestling

216
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What is the birthstone for January

A

Garnet

217
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Collective nouns - what are a group of apes called

A

Shrewdness

218
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With what sport is Chris Boardman associated?

A

Cycling

219
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“In the movie ““It’s A Wonderful Life”” how do you know that a new angel has received his wings? (““a cock crows, there is a lightening flash, a bell rings, a trumpet sounds””) “

A

A Bell Rings

220
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What is the stage name of George Alan O’Dowd

A

Boy george

221
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In which town or city is the national Museum for Photography

A

Bradford

222
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From what animal do we get venison

A

Deer

223
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What was Didus Ineptus better known as

A

The Dodo

224
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Any of the drugs used to reduce nervous tension or induce sleep

A

Sedative

225
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Who was Time magazine man of the year 1952

A

Queen Elizabeth II

226
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In 1867 Lucian B Smith invented what restraint

A

Barbed Wire

227
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Who won six consecutive Wimbledon titles in the 1980s

A

Martina Navratilova

228
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In which game would you use the royal fork

A

Chess knight threaten king queen

229
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Natural vanilla flavoring comes from this plant.

A

Orchid

230
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His First Chart Entry, Which Record Did Tom Jones Take To No.1 In 1965

A

It’s Not Unusual

231
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Which Long Running Sci Fi Program Was First Aired In November 1963

A

Dr Who

232
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Of what is 98% of the weight of water made?

A

Oxygen

233
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Who was the ferrymen of the dead in Greek Mythology, famously immortalised in the name of a moon of the former planet Pluto?

A

Charon

234
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What female rock star did Mike Wallace of ‘60 Minutes’ interview in 1969?

A

Janis Joplin

235
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For Which Crime Was ‘Thomas McMahon’’ Jailed For Life In October 1979

A

Mountbatten’s Murder

236
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In American universities, what is a second-year student called

A

Sophomore

237
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What is the fear of rooms known as

A

Koinoniphobia

238
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Which Saint is associated with an eagle in religious art

A

Saint John

239
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Which Birds Were Kept On The Capitol And, Allegedly, Saved Rome From Attack By The Gauls

A

The Geese

240
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In sport what stands four feet by six feet

A

An Ice Hockey Net

241
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What three numbers divide into nine evenly

A

1,3,9

242
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Who directed the film ‘The Birds’ from Daphne du Maurier?

A

Alfred Hitchcock

243
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What is the largest moon in our solar system

A

Ganymede of Jupiter

244
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What 1968-69 tv series did joan blondell star in

A

Here come the brides

245
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What Country Was The First To Have A Woman Prime Minster?

A

Sri Lanka

246
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What countries leader does not have an official residence

A

Cuba

247
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Who were the first Scottish group to have 3 No.1 hits?

A

Wet Wet Wet

248
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Which country music legend was known as ‘the drifting cowboy’

A

Hank williams

249
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Count Almaviva, a character in Rossini’s The Barber of Seville , also appears in which opera by Mozart

A

The marriage of figaro

250
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What kind of tradesman uses a ‘plunger’

A

A plumber

251
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In Holland, Santa traditionally doesn’t actually deliver the presents who does, is it, Rudolph, Santa’s servant Black Peter, A goat named Ukko or Thirteen Elves

A

His servant Black Peter

252
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The largest single organ of the human body is the ________.

A

Skin

253
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What Instrumental Piece Did Bruce Johnson Take Us Down In 1977

A

Pipeline

254
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What is taught at the Californian Academy of Tauromaquia

A

Bullfighting

255
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What are Trawsfynnydd (Trous-fun-uth) and Wylfa (Wilva) in Wales

A

Nuclear power stations

256
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Who Placed His Cloak On A Puddle For Elizabeth I?

A

Sir Walter Raleigh

257
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What country’s people were taxed for using salt in the 17th century

A

France

258
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Which sea area lies between Plymouth and Wight

A

Portland

259
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A story by Hans Anderson “The..

A

Ugly duckling

260
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Name woman set up free birth control clinic in Holloway in 1920

A

Marie Stopes

261
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What represent the body and blood of Christ in the service of Holy Communion

A

Bread and wine

262
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Which emperor made his horse a senator

A

Caligula

263
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What is the Soviet Unions highest military honor

A

Order of lenin

264
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Who Wrote (Brave New World)

A

Aldous Huxley

265
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In Which Popular Song Did The Singers Girlfriend Have “Hair Of Gold & Lips Like Cherries”

A

Green Green Grass Of Home

266
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Treatment of disease by various approaches

A

Therapy

267
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Who was the first Englishman to die in an aircrash

A

Charles Rolls

268
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Between who was the shortest war in history

A

Zanzibar and england

269
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Which Family Group Recorded The Album “In Blue” In 2000?

A

The Corrs

270
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If someone from Australia is Australian what is someone from New Zealand

A

New zealand

271
Q

What is the state capital of Texas

A

Austin

272
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This ancient attempt to transmute base metals into gold was called ________.

A

Alchemy

273
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In 1987 the Jockey Club disqualified a horse that had eaten what

A

Mars Bar

274
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Which American group enjoyed a worldwide hit in 1976 with the song “If You Leave Me Now”

A

Chicago

275
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What did Marie Curie die of on 4th July, 1934?

A

Radiation poisoning

276
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Black and Blue play Red and Yellow at what game

A

Croquet

277
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The name of the little people in Frank Baum’s the Wonderful Wizard of Oz

A

Munchkins

278
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What is the least dense substance in the world, at 0.08988 g/cc

A

Hydrogen gas

279
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What is the Capital of: Guernsey

A

Saint peter port

280
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What was eddie murphy’s character name in ‘beverley hills cop’

A

Axel foley

281
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Which Came Of Better In A Fight, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Iguanadon

A

Neither They Missed Eachother By About 42 Million Years

282
Q

Jean-Christopher Denner invented what musical instrument

A

Clarinet

283
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Complete this quote: “I feel the need___ the need for___”

A

Speed

284
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Where Did The Mayflower Set Sail From In 1620

A

Southampton

285
Q

What Type Of Fuel Is Usually Used In Jet Aircraft Engines

A

Paraffin

286
Q

Who said, ich bin ein Berliner

A

John f kennedy

287
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What does COD stand for

A

Cash on delivery

288
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In which country was the Caesar Salad invented

A

Mexico

289
Q

Nichole Dunsdon was the last what in October 1992

A

Miss Canada

290
Q

What is the monetary unit of Ecuador

A

Sucre

291
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Which Girl Did John Fred And The Playboy Band Try To Hide Behind Spectacles

A

Judy In Disguise With Glasses

292
Q

Hard heavy black tropical wood

A

Ebony

293
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Who Invented The Telephone

A

Alexander Graham Bell

294
Q

Where is the largest volcano in our solar system

A

Mars

295
Q

What’s the only mammal that can’t jump

A

Elephant

296
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In what book does Humpty Dumpty first appear

A

Through the looking Glass

297
Q

What Was Iran formerly Known As

A

Persia

298
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Who Was The Director General Of The BBC In 1995

A

Lord Reith

299
Q

To determine the percentage of alcohol in a bottle of liquor, by how much is proof divided

A

Two

300
Q

What sport’s been the subject of the most American movies

A

Boxing

301
Q

Disney’s __________ was the first roller coaster to run on steel tubes, which made the ride smoother while allowing Disney to build longer_lasting coasters faster and cheaper.

A

Matterhorn

302
Q

The pica pica is what common bird

A

Magpie

303
Q

Who Was The Very First Presenter Of The UK National Lottery Draw

A

Noel Edmonds

304
Q

Who invented the wristwatch

A

Louis cartier

305
Q

What is the fear of computers known as

A

Logizomechanophobia

306
Q

Which Pop Star Became An Honorary Member Of Exeter City Football Club In 2002

A

Michael Jackson

307
Q

Which country was judo developed in?

A

Japan

308
Q

Toasted Bread, Covered With A Mixture Of Cheese, Pale Ale, And Mustard Is Often Referred To As what

A

Welsh Rarebit

309
Q

In what club are all the members liars

A

Ananias club

310
Q

Who was the oldest heavyweight boxing champion

A

George forman

311
Q

How many episodes were there in the original star trek series

A

75

312
Q

Who invented the egg mcmuffin

A

Ed peterson

313
Q

Ictheologists study what

A

Fish

314
Q

Which country invented French fried potatoes

A

Belgium

315
Q

What was Louis 14th born with two of - that amazed everyone

A

Teeth

316
Q

In Which Sport Do Competitors Soop The Ice And Throw Stones At Houses

A

Curling

317
Q

Name Ronald Reagan’s first wife.

A

Wyman

318
Q

Americans consume how many tons of aspirin per day

A

Forty two 42

319
Q

“Which Christmas poem does this line belong to? ““With peace on earth, good-will to men!”” (““Christmas Bells””, ““The 3 Kings””, ““A Christmas Carol””, ““Nativity”” “

A

Christmas Bells

320
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What country celebrates its National Day on 2nd June?

A

Italy

321
Q

The planner of the city of __________________ was French architect Pierre L’Enfant. In 1791, it was known as Federal City.

A

Washington d.c

322
Q

Wayne rogers plays this character in house calls

A

Charlie michaels

323
Q

Which Type Of Wood Are Cricket Bats Usually Made From

A

Willow

324
Q

Which Musical Did Meat Loaf Appear In As An American Hero In 1969

A

Hair (As Grant)

325
Q

What is the fear of noises or voices known as

A

Phonophobia

326
Q

Name the longest river in Nigeria

A

Niger

327
Q

This bar first appeared in oats’n honey, cinammon, and coconut flavors.

A

Granola

328
Q

Who created british master spy george smiley

A

John le carre

329
Q

On which day of the week is the Moslem Sabbath

A

Friday

330
Q

What Is Rhodesia Now Called

A

Zimbabwe

331
Q

In 1909, who was the first man to reach the North Pole

A

Commander robert peary

332
Q

What mercy doctor called for death row inmates to donate their organs in 1993

A

Jack kevorkian

333
Q

Which Italian born U.S. physicist won the 1938 Nobel Prize for Physics for his work on radioactive elements

A

Enrico fermi

334
Q

Who fell behind Roger Maris in 1961 for the homerun record?

A

Mickey Mantle

335
Q

What Disease Is Caused By The Inhalation Of Coal Dust

A

Pneumoconiosis

336
Q

IBM is Big Blue Coca Cola Big Red who is Big Black

A

United Parcel Service UPS

337
Q

What Was The Only Top 10 hit For Rita Coolidge

A

We’re All Alone

338
Q

Meteorophobia is the fear of

A

Meteors

339
Q

Wilhelm Steinitz was the world’s first what in 1886

A

Chess Champion

340
Q

Cultured pearls were first grown in which country

A

Japan

341
Q

Indian deep fried triangular pasty

A

Samosas

342
Q

In Which English County Was The 1970’s book & Movie Set

A

Hampshire

343
Q

Plantalgia is pain where

A

Soles of feet

344
Q

Which composer was baptised with the forenames Johannes Chrysostamus Wolfgangus Theophilyus?

A

Mozart

345
Q

To which instrument does an orchestra normally tune

A

Oboe

346
Q

From which Shakespeare play is this line taken: “Double, double ___ “

A

Macbeth

347
Q

In Queensland Australia pubs must still have what

A

Hitching rail for horses

348
Q

On March 27, 1964, North America’s strongest recorded earthquake, with a moment magnitude of 9.2, rocked central ______________

A

Alaska

349
Q

In 1990 there were 15000 accidents involving what

A

Vacuum cleaner

350
Q

What body of water borders Saudi Arabia to the east?

A

Persian Gulf

351
Q

Onomatophobia is the fear of

A

Hearing a certain word

352
Q

On A Netball Players Bib What Do The Letters G.A. Stand For?

A

Goal Attack

353
Q

In Miami it is illegal for men to be seen in public wearing what

A

Any strapless gown

354
Q

In an average lifetime, the average american eats 84,775 _____

A

Crackers

355
Q

Who was the first actress to endorse a product commercially

A

Lilly Langtree

356
Q

What make of car is a ‘Thunderbird’?

A

Ford

357
Q

With which country did Britain break off diplomatic relations in April 1984

A

Libya

358
Q

Which International Singing Star Failed The Audition For Opportunity Knocks?

A

Engelbert Humperdink

359
Q

Of Which Country Is Nicosia The Capital

A

Cyprus

360
Q

How many sides does a snowflake have

A

Six

361
Q

The dybbuk is a creature in which peoples mythology

A

Jewish migrating soul enters body

362
Q

At 30 miles long, in which North American city would you find Figueroa Street

A

Los angeles

363
Q

What dirty building did heracles clean by diverting a river

A

Augean stables

364
Q

The average person spends 12 years of their life doing what

A

Watching TV

365
Q

What is he the chemical symbol for

A

Helium

366
Q

Who Won Nine Formula One Grand Prix Races In 2000

A

Michael Schumacher

367
Q

What is the fear of symmetry known as

A

Symmetrophobia

368
Q

In what year did Lord Lucan leap into obscurity

A

1974

369
Q

Who were David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser better known as

A

Starsky and hutch

370
Q

Which country hosted the 1982 World Cup of soccer

A

Spain

371
Q

Which vegetable is referred to as ‘eggplant’ in the U.S.A.

A

Aubergine

372
Q

Name the thrash metal kings headed by guitarist Dave Mustaine?

A

Megadeath

373
Q

How many feet are there in one fathom

A

Six

374
Q

Real names Susan Alexandria Stage name from Great Gatsby

A

Sigourney Weaver

375
Q

Which Star Did Barbara Bach Marry In 1981

A

Ringo Starr

376
Q

Elizabeth I had anthrophobia what was she afraid of

A

Roses

377
Q

What year was the last woman hung in England

A

1955

378
Q

A letter might end with SWAK, which is an acronym for

A

Sealed with a kiss

379
Q

Chronic transmissible disease, due to bacilius leprae, is better known as _____

A

Leprosy

380
Q

Nobody puts baby in the corner.

A

Dirty Dancing

381
Q

In Lawrence Kansas its illegal to carry what in your hat

A

Bees

382
Q

Who is William H. Bonney

A

Billy the kid

383
Q

What game takes place on the fantastic island of Koholint?

A

Link’s Awakening

384
Q

What do you do to see phosphenes

A

Shut eyes flashing lights seen

385
Q

What is ‘chowder’ a type of

A

Thick soup

386
Q

What speed did Marty have to reach in order to activate the flux capacitor?

A

88 miles an hour

387
Q

For which film did Art Carney win best actor Oscar in 1974?

A

Harry and Tonto

388
Q

Name beginning with “A” meaning “Little Father”

A

Attila

389
Q

What is the capital of Burkina Faso ?

A

Ouagadougou

390
Q

What is jamaica’s nickname

A

Regaa boyz

391
Q

In which country is the volcano Cotopaxi

A

Ecuador

392
Q

Which Band Members Wanted To Be A 3 Minute Hero

A

The Selector

393
Q

Bowl of red is the Aztec translation of which food item

A

Chilli

394
Q

What cocktail is made from brandy and white creme de menthe

A

Stinger

395
Q

Hockey: The Los Angeles ________.

A

Kings

396
Q

Which Duo Asked “Are You Sure” In 1961

A

The Allisons

397
Q

Who Is The Lead Singer With The British Band The Verve

A

Richard Ashcroft

398
Q

Who first appeared in the Star Trek episode Space Seed

A

Khan

399
Q

The small intestine is made up of the duodenum, the ileum and the ______

A

Jejenum

400
Q

What holiday is celebrated on july 14th in French Polynesia

A

Bastille day