Trivia Database_80 Flashcards

1
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What sort of stone floats on water

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Pumice

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2
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Gray __________ migrate 12,000 miles each year, farther than any other mammal.

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Whales

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3
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A Product Of The 80’s Who Had A Hit In 1994 With “Tell Me When”

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The Human League

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4
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Which Sports Star Was Known as The Preston Plumber?

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Tom Finney

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5
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Felix Hoffman discovered the worlds first synthetic drug 1897?

A

Aspirin

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6
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What country consumes the most coke per capita

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Iceland

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7
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What company produces Olympia beer

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Miller in USA

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8
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Glassy mineral the red kind is used as a gem

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Garnet

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9
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Who Was The First Footballer To Receive A Knighthood?

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Sir Stanley Matthews

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10
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Which popular cartoon strip has never included an adult

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Peanuts

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11
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Who invented the most common projection for world maps?

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Gerardus Mercator

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12
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What Nationality Was The Formula 1 Driver Ayrton Senna Who Was Tragically Killed In 1994

A

Brazilian

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13
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In which Irish county is the Blarney Stone

A

Cork

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14
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Who released the following album ‘Bitches brew’

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Miles Davis

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15
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In France who are nicknamed the Kepis blancs

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Foreign Legion

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16
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Which is the largest lake in South America?

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Lake Maracaibo

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17
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What Is The Name Of The Wild Pig Of Of Central & South America That Has 3 Species Called Collared, White Lipped & Chaco

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Peccary

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18
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Who patented the coin operated telephone patented

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William gray

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19
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Where is the world’s biggest prison camp?

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Siberia

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20
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Literature: In HG Wells “The Time Machine,” two races of the future are the child-like Eloi, and the subterranean monsters called the ___. ?

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Morlocks

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21
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Who Was The First Ever Sports Person To Be Interviewed On “This Is Your Life”

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Sir Stanley Matthews

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22
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He was the first King of the Hebrews.

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Saul

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23
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French word meaning growth is applied to top quality wines

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Cru

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24
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What has no reflection, no shadow, & can’t stand the smell of garlic

A

Vampire

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25
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What does a meteorologist study

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The weather

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26
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What Was The Name Of The Music Venue Where The Beatles Were Discovered

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The Cavern Club

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27
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Gothenburg is the chief seaport of which country

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Sweden

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28
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Which Dart’s commentator is known for his hyperbole such as (Alexander The Great was 33 when he conquered the known world, Bristow is 27)?

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Sid Waddell

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29
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What kind of cowboy was John Voight in 1969

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Midnight cowboy

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30
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Which is the largest (in area) of the Australian States and Territories

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Western australia

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31
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Which two countries form what used to be called patagonia

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Chile and

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32
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In Astrology Aquarians are ruled by what planet

A

Uranus

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33
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The port of Oran is the second city of which North African country

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Algeria

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34
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Jack What is the world’s deepest lake

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Lake Baikal

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35
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The spiny cheek, starsnout poacher, and monkeyface prickleback are all names of __________

A

Fish

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36
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In Which Year Was Mr Blobby A Christmas Number One In The Uk

A

1993

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37
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Dario Fo won the Nobel Prize for Literature in which year

A

1997

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38
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What Is The Most Common British Surname

A

Smith

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39
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Which company made the Cross Your Heart bra

A

Playtex

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40
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Who had a hit with November Rain

A

Guns n Roses

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41
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A style, c. 1520-1600, that arose in reaction to the harmony and proportion of the High Renaissance. It featured elongated, contorted poses, crowded canvases, and harsh lighting and coloring.

A

Mannerism

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42
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In which country would you find Angkor Wat?

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Cambodia

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43
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Word derived from “shah mat”, from the arabic for “the king is dead”

A

Checkmate

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44
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Who sang ‘jet airliner’

A

Steve miller

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45
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A horizontal projection, such as a balcony or beam, supported at one end only.

A

Cantilever

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46
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Which traditional japanese sport takes place in a circular ring

A

Sumo

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47
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Which band finished 7th with the song Mary Ann for the UK in the 1979 Eurovision song contest, before later going on to have a massive party hit in the UK several years later?

A

Black Lace

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48
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Who Had A Hit With “We Didn’t Start The Fire”

A

Billy Joel

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49
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What is the smell given off by wine called?

A

The Boquet

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50
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Scarlet O’Hara had what original first name

A

Patsy

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51
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What is the Capital of: Belarus

A

Minsk

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52
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What is the name for a legal document, used in court, in which a person swears that certain facts are true

A

Affadavit

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53
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The Russians used what to cure piles

A

Potato suppositories

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54
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Which Artist Has Spent The Most Time In The UK Charts Clocking Up Over 1,100 Weeks

A

Elvis Presley

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55
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Name the 2 of the 3 flags placed by Hillary in the summit of Everest in 1953?

A

British, Nepal and the UN

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56
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Whose song did the Beatles sing on first TV appearance 1962

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Roy Orbison Dream Baby

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57
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To which dog was a statue erected in Edinburgh

A

Greyfriers Bobby

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58
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Which is the worlds tallest grass

A

Bamboo

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59
Q

How long is an eon

A

One billion years

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60
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What simple kitchen utensil is used to get lumps out of flour

A

Sieve

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61
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In a 1976 release, who wanted to ‘fly like an eagle’?

A

Steve Miller Band

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62
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The white marks intersecting each five yard line are called ________

A

Hashmarks

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63
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Who rode a horse called Phantom

A

Zorro

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64
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Barbra Streisand starred in the sequel to Funny Girl what was it called

A

Funny lady

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65
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What Was The First & Obviously The Oldest State In The USA

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Delaware

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66
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Which film star is the real life husband of Goldie Hawn

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Kurt russell

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67
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Who sang the song ‘Cry’ which was the first video on Mtv to use morphing technology through the entire video?

A

Godley and Creme

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68
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Who was world champion in boxing from 1952-1962

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Archie moore

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69
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What does a blue flag white cross mean in motor racing

A

Give way or be disqualified

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70
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Who married actress nancy davis

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Ronald reagan

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71
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About 24 newborn opossums can fit in a teaspoon. They are about .07 ounce at __________

A

Birth

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72
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Who was known in Germany as Der Bingle

A

Bing Crosby

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73
Q

What does a sphygmomanometer measure?

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Blood pressure

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74
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In the first part of ‘hard to kill’, what did steven seagal use to kill the mobster

A

Credit card

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75
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Pulque is a beer based on what

A

Cactus

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76
Q

Neopharmaphobia is the fear of

A

New drugs

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77
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Who Was Shakin All Over At The Start Of The 60’s

A

Johnny Kidd And The Pirates

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78
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Approximately how many pounds of salt is in every gallon of seawater?

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One quarter

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79
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In ‘the wizard of oz’, what was dorothy’s dog’s name

A

Toto

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80
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Cocktails: creme de cacao, cream, and brandy make a(n) __________

A

Brandy

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81
Q

Which city is served by ringway airport

A

Manchester

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82
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What does the dominican republic have on its flag

A

Bible

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83
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What is the full name of E. Coli

A

Escherichia coli

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84
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Frankfurt stands on what river

A

Main

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85
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In France in what kind of meat does a Charcuterie specialise

A

Pork

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86
Q

Where is Scotland’s largest malt whisky distillery?

A

Tomatin

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87
Q

Who invented the cotton gin?

A

Eli Whitney

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88
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What is the roughly circular hollow feature on the top of a volcano called

A

Caldera

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89
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Which golfer has won the British Open most times since 1945

A

Tom watson (5)

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90
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What Major Sporting Milestone Occurred On 6 th May 1954

A

First Sub 4 Minute Mile

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91
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Name the first space probe to land on the moon 13 Sept 1959

A

Luna 2

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92
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In which Middle Eastern country is the site of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon understood to have been

A

Iraq

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93
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In Kentucky people wearing what on streets get police protection

A

Bathing Suits

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94
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What kind of hat took its name from a George Du Maurier novel

A

Trilby

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95
Q

Who Is The Greek God Of Love

A

Eros

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96
Q

How many floors are in the empire state building

A

102

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97
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A welt, a vamp, a tongue and a quarter can all be found on which object

A

A shoe

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98
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What kind of bird is a bourbon

A

Turkey

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99
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Sable is the heraldic name for which colour

A

Black

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100
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U.S. captials - virginia

A

Richmond

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101
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In 1995 Which Comedien Dissapeared For Several Days After Receiving Adverse Reviews

A

Stephen Fry

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102
Q

Which spirit was once known as kill devil

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Rum

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103
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Which Common Expression Is Said To Derive From The Name Of 2 Inns In The Village Of Stony Stratford

A

A Cock & Bull Story

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104
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What famously happened on 6th August 1945

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The atom bomb was dropped on hiroshima

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105
Q

Vincent Price Made His Last Big Screen Appearance In Which Movie

A

Edward Scissorhands

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106
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What was the instrument of execution during the “Reign of Terror”?

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Guillotine

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107
Q

What is a group of bats

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Colony

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108
Q

Which Popstars Rejects Topped The Charts In 2002

A

Liberty X

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109
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Who Was The First Beatle To Have A Solo Number One Hit In The Uk

A

George Harrison (My Sweet Lord)

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110
Q

Gary Mabbut Was The Last Person To Do What In An FA Cup Final In 1987

A

Score At Both Ends

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111
Q

What gift was given on the 10th day, according to “The 12 Days of Christmas

A

Ten leaping lords ten lords a leaping

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112
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Which eighties fashion accessory consisted of a saftey pin and small beads?

A

Friendship pins

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113
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Who Became The BBC Sports Personality Of The Year In 2006?

A

Zara Phillips

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114
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Who Had A Smash Hit With The Song “Don’t Worry Be Happy”

A

Bobby McFerrin

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115
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Reagan and Nancy Davis What 19th century novelist spent his last days as an inspector at New York’s Customs House

A

Herman Melville

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116
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In the 18th century offensive what were whipped

A

Books

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117
Q

Over 400 films have been made based on the plays of which famous writer

A

Shakespeare

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118
Q

Fill in the blank: dont ____ be happy

A

Worry

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119
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In the Arab world, to eat or share what with someone is an expression for hospitality ?

A

Salt

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120
Q

Let Me Be You’re Fantasy Was A Massive Dance Hit For Whom

A

Baby D

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121
Q

Upon his death in 1931, all non essential lights in the U.S. were turned off for one minute in his honor

A

Thomas edison

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122
Q

Where is mount washington

A

New hampshire

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123
Q

Spain Portugal and Algeria are three top produces of what

A

Cork

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124
Q

Which bird is the symbol of the Royal Society Protection Birds

A

Avocet

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125
Q

What is a rhinocerous horn made of

A

Hair

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126
Q

A condition causing breathing difficulties

A

Asthma

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127
Q

The most famous indian relocation to oklahoma was by the cherokee indians, what was the route called

A

Trail of tears

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128
Q

Who is the Patron Saint of cooks

A

St Laurence

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129
Q

The back of what item is called a gore

A

A Sock

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130
Q

Thousand on what river is liverpool

A

Mersey

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131
Q

What kind of fruit were prunes before they shrivelled

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Plums

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What is made by the crush tear curl process

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Tea

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Common name for a large sea turtle, named for the color of its fat, although the animal is brownish overall

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Green turtle

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What’s the only female animal that has antlers

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Caribou

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135
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What 80’s game show featured the “Whammy”?

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Press Your Luck

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136
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Which dog breed gets its name from German meaning to splash

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The Poodle

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137
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Who was the German National Socialist official, notorious as the head of the Nazi police forces

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Himmler

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138
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What Instrument Was “Sackbut” The Old Name For

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The Trombone

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139
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In what film did Paul Robeson sing Old Man River

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Showboat

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140
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The invention of what in 1867, made Alfred Nobel famous?

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Dynamite

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141
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The Monkees “I’m A Believer” Was A Hit In What Year

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1967

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142
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Which Bone In The Body Is Broken Most Frequenly

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The Collar Bone

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143
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What do Americans call ‘candy floss’

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Cotton candy

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Irishman Stephen Roche Won Which Sporting Event In 1987

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The Tour De France

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145
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Review This show suspends all belief it will never work what ?

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Original Star Trek

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146
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What is the family name of the Dukes of Somerset

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Seymour

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147
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In which country was Pilsner beer originally brewed

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Czech republic

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148
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What exploded in 1720

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The South Sea Bubble

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149
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This animal’s shell is used to make attractive jewelry.

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Abalone

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150
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What day of the week is mentioned in “I Am The Walrus”?

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Tuesday

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151
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Declan macmanus is better known to us as

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Elvis costello

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152
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Which tropic passes through Taiwan

A

Tropic of cancer

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153
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Collective nouns a rhumba of what

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Rattlesnakes

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154
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Who played trixie delight in the film ‘paper moon’

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Madeline kahn

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155
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Time magazine lists the second most powerful person in Washington in 1993

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Hillary rodham clinton

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156
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Who wrote the book Coral Island

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R. m. ballantyne

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157
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Which U.S. state borders a Canadian territory

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Alaska

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158
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What Is The Dart Player Eric Bristows Nickname

A

The Crafty Cockney

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159
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The study of shells

A

Conchology

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160
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What name is given to a statistician employed by an insurance company to calculate risks

A

An actuary

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161
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What Does Omnivorous Mean?

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Feeds On Any Food

162
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What film featured a cat named Mr. Bigglesworth?

A

Austin Powers

163
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Who wrote ‘the hobbit’

A

J.r.r tolkien

164
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Which car company produced the first front wheel drive 1934

A

Citroen

165
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Disney’s __________ was featured on cereal boxes for the Post cereal Toasties corn flakes back in 1935.

A

Mickey mouse

166
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What is the capital of Nepal?

A

Kathmandu

167
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Which of the Beatles group played piano on Don’t Pass Me By

A

Ringo starr

168
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Who painted Marriage d la Mode in 1743

A

William hogarth

169
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In 1964 Jett Bock composed the music for what hit show

A

Fiddler on the Roof

170
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“Mr Boddy” is the murder victim in what board game

A

Clue

171
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Menophobia is the fear of

A

Menstruation

172
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This magic word was in the movie, “Mary Poppins”.

A

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

173
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Whose story did the books ‘born free’, ‘living free’ and ‘forever free’ tell

A

The lioness elsa

174
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In what US state is the town of Maggie’s Nipples

A

Wyoming

175
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For who did the song ‘867-5309/jenny’ spawn a lawsuit

A

Tommy tutone

176
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In Whose Car Did Mary Jo Kopechne Die At Chappaquidick

A

Edward Kennedy

177
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Number of Beatles fanzines currently published worldwide

A

44

178
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What percentage of your weight is water 30, 50 or 70 percent

A

70

179
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What is a calm ocean region near the equator

A

Doldrums

180
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What is the capital of Malta

A

Valletta

181
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What are drumlins and eskers formed by?

A

Glaciers

182
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A woman described as a Magdalene in the 17th Century was a repentant what

A

Prostitute

183
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In one of Donald Horne’s novels, which was ‘the lucky country’?

A

Australia

184
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What was Michael Jackson advertising when he was nearly killed?

A

Pepsi

185
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Who married to Jenny Von Westphalen in 1843

A

Karl marx

186
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Who was the first singer in Genesis?

A

Peter Gabriel

187
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Sportsman are most likely to get diseased anuses / rectum

A

Water Skiers

188
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Which Roman ampitheatre was built by Emperor Vespasian in around 70ad

A

Colosseum

189
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What type of food is coulibac

A

Russian Fish Pie

190
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What’s the most popular name for a female pet cat

A

Samantha

191
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The study of populations of animals & plants, a population being a group of interbreeding organisms in a specific region; for example, the members of a fish species in a lake

A

Population biology

192
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Flies and humans can both get which condition

A

Athletes Foot

193
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The arrangement of individual characters of a particular typeface into words, sentences, paragraphs, & so on, for the purpose of printing & publishing (printing; type)

A

Typesetting

194
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In which fictional land did ‘a girl and her dog travel to the Emerald City’

A

Oz

195
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In Paul Hardcastle’s Hit Song What Was The Average Age Of The Combat Soldier During The Vietnam War

A

19

196
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What did Moses do for a living before he was called by God

A

Shepard

197
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Chris Stein Worked With Which Sex Siren To Produce A String Of 80’s Hits

A

Deborah Harry

198
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What nationality was Aladdin

A

Chinese

199
Q

What does a kayser measure

A

Waves

200
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Where did George of the Jungle live

A

Imgwee gwee valley

201
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What Was Advertised In 1998 With A Photo Of One Of John & Yoko’s Bed Ins & Slogans “Think Different”

A

Apple Computers

202
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Who first appeared in the cartoon strip Thimble Theatre

A

Olive Oyl

203
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What is the capital of Macedonia

A

Skopje

204
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What U.S. state is known as The Land of 10,000 Lakes

A

Minnesota

205
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Who invented the carpet sweeper in 1876

A

Melville bissell

206
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China which is the most remote island in the southern atlantic ocean

A

Bouvet island

207
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What did thousands ogle for the first time when it served as a pace car for a race in Alabama in 1964

A

The mustang mustang

208
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On the 1st of July of what year was the British colony of Hong Kong returned to China?

A

1997

209
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Where did nikki lauda get his disfiguring burns

A

Nurburgring

210
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Prova from provolone means what

A

Ball shaped

211
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What animals name is Aboriginal for “no drink”

A

Koala

212
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What Part Of Betty Grable Was Insured For Over A Million Dollars

A

Her Legs

213
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What do the initials IOU stand for on an IOU

A

I Owe Unto

214
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Brett Michaels Was The Lead Singer Of Which Band

A

Poison

215
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Who Painted The Mona Lisa

A

Leonardo Da Vinci

216
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Who is known in England as the tatty detective

A

Columbo

217
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Name the primeval supercontinent which split into Gondwanaland and Laurasia between 250 and 300 million years ago

A

Pangaea

218
Q

What is Damson Cheese

A

Thick Damson Jam

219
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Who Was The Youngest Person Ever To Appear On “This Is Your Life” Aged Just 19

A

Twiggy

220
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By what other name is the 180 degree meridian known as

A

International date line

221
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Who composed a Paris and a Prague Symphony

A

Mozart

222
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Which 3 Bands Has Johnny Marr Been Associated With (PFE)

A

The Smiths, The The, Electronic

223
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At Which Course Is The British Grand Prix Held?

A

Silverstone

224
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Who wrote Lolita

A

Vladimir nabokov

225
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A moist fertile spot in a desert is called a(n)

A

Oasis

226
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Advertising film which is informative and purportedly objective

A

Infomercial

227
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What is MMM minus MD

A

MD 3000-1500=1500

228
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In medicine, of what is oncology the study’

A

Tumours

229
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Not Including The Word OK Or Any Brand Names What Word Is Pronounced The Same In Over 36 Countries Worldwide

A

Taxi

230
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Who Wrote The Novel Lady Chatterly’s Lover

A

DH Lawrence

231
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What is the capital of Pakistan ?

A

Islamabad

232
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What was Supergirl’s secret identity

A

Linda Lee Danvers

233
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What planet is often referred to as Earth’s sister planet

A

Venus

234
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In the Bible which book follows John

A

Acts of the Apostles

235
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In what year did the ‘Pretenders’ release their first LP?

A

1980

236
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Member of male non enclosed religious order

A

Friar

237
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Which Major League baseball team has its stadium in South Bronx

A

New york yankees

238
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Who played the lead in the movie “Mission Impossible”?

A

Tom Cruise

239
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What sexually ambigious prisonmate was often dubbed “Mrs. Hitler”

A

Rudolf hess

240
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By what name is the skin condition called ‘naevus’ better known

A

Strawberry mark

241
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Darth Vader was the villan in the movie, “____ Wars”.

A

Star

242
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What is the collective noun for a group of tigers

A

An ambush

243
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In which century was the poet Robert Frost born

A

19th

244
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This branch of medicine deals with old age and its diseases.

A

Geriatrics

245
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Who underwent treatment for rabies following an incident in which he bit the head off a live bat?

A

Ozzy Osbourne

246
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What was the last black and white film to win Oscar best film

A

The Apartment 1960 Jack Lemon

247
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What are the names of donald duck’s nephews

A

Huey dewey and louey

248
Q

Which creature appears on the Samoan flag

A

Eagle

249
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What is an igloo built out of

A

Snow

250
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Of what are throat, foxing and platform parts

A

Shoe

251
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Which Australian author wrote Illywhacker and Oscar and Lucinda

A

Peter carey

252
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Who voices the cowboy doll ‘Woody’ in the film ‘Toy Story’

A

Tom hanks

253
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What is the young of this animal called: Grouse

A

Cheeper

254
Q

Fragrant plant with edible leaf-stalks and seeds

A

Fennel

255
Q

Who originally recorded the Beatles’ cover song, “Chains”?

A

The Cookies

256
Q

The star constellation Lepus has what English name

A

The Hare

257
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What sport features snatches and clean jerks

A

Weightlifting

258
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From which flower does the expensive spice of saffron come from ?

A

Crocus

259
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A picture of Burt Bacharaach appeared on the cover of which best selling 90’s album?

A

Definitely/Maybe

260
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Where in your body is your patella

A

Knee ( it’s the kneecap )

261
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King George III is remembered in which children’s nursery rhyme

A

The Grand old Duke of York

262
Q

On what was Pennsylvania incorrectly spelled?

A

Liberty Bell

263
Q

Apart from water, what runs through the mouth of the River Amazon and Lake Victoria?

A

The Equator

264
Q

Which Song By Michael Jackson Spent The Most Weeks At No.1 In The UK Singles Chart

A

Earth Song

265
Q

What word is used for a male ass (Other than that the word used for that

A

Jack

266
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Which English Author Created Horatio Hornblower

A

C.S. Forester

267
Q

What tome did Nazis give newlyweds & parents of large families

A

Mein kampf

268
Q

Where is Huracan stadium

A

Buenos aires

269
Q

Which Royal House Ruled England Between 1603 & 1714?

A

The Stuarts

270
Q

What Is Also Known As The Freshwater Lobster?

A

The Crayfish

271
Q

What company first guaranteed satisfaction or your money back

A

Montgomery Ward 1874

272
Q

On what date Greek Russian orthodox churches celebrate Xmas

A

January 6th

273
Q

We know what a bronco is but what does it mean in Spanish

A

Rough

274
Q

Who was the first losing candidate in a U.S. presidential election

A

Thomas jefferson

275
Q

Marie Gresholtz is better known as who

A

Madam Tussaud

276
Q

In which creatures does formic acid occur

A

Ants

277
Q

Name the fat, rich detective with a passion for beer, food and orchids

A

Nero

278
Q

What was the nickname of Charles Heidsick, the 19th Century French wine producer

A

Champagne charlie

279
Q

When light waves pass from one medium into another they change direction. This is called ________

A

Refraction

280
Q

Volvo’s chairman resigned in 1993 in protest of a merger with this automaker.

A

Renault

281
Q

Which Band Was Originally Known As Feedback?

A

U2

282
Q

What poet wrote how do i love thee

A

Elizabeth barrett browning

283
Q

Who wrote ‘the agony and the ecstasy”

A

Irving stone

284
Q

Members Of The Buggles, King Crimson & Yes Went On To Form Which Band

A

Asia

285
Q

Which animals make a sound called nuzzing

A

Camels

286
Q

First ad on Radio Luxemburg 1930s for Bible Beans - which are?

A

Laxatives

287
Q

In what series of stories did Inspector Lestrade appear

A

Sherlock Holmes

288
Q

On which river is the city of Florence situated.

A

Arno

289
Q

What is the Capital of Barbados Called?

A

Bridgetown

290
Q

In what type of building did Plato and Aristotle teach ?

A

Gymnasium

291
Q

What does a philluminist collect

A

Match box labels

292
Q

What is the capital of Bahrain

A

Manama

293
Q

In which state are the finger lakes

A

New york

294
Q

Vincent Vega appeared in which movie?

A

Pulp Fiction

295
Q

By law in Guam who are not allowed to marry

A

Virgins - They pay men to pop em

296
Q

How do you catch a Phart

A

With a net it’s a fish

297
Q

Where is the bridge of San Luis Rey?

A

Peru

298
Q

If yoU.S.aw the word ‘sag’ on an Indian menu, which vegetable would it signify

A

Spinach

299
Q

It’s a flock of sheep what’s a group of owls called

A

Parliament

300
Q

What American state is the Badger state

A

Wisconsin

301
Q

Into what sea does the Mackenzie River flow

A

Beaufort

302
Q

What was the title of William Golding’s book about boys marooned on an island in the Pacific

A

Lord of the flies

303
Q

Danes Overst Senap Spanish Marques de Marina what in UK

A

Colonel Mustard Cluedo

304
Q

By what name is Arthur Leech better known as?

A

Cary Grant

305
Q

Who did Fess Parker play in on TV 1964

A

Daniel Boone

306
Q

Who left three pt boat tie clasps on top of the yukon’s mount kennedy in 1965

A

Robert kennedy

307
Q

Who Told Us That It’s Only Make Believe In 1978

A

Child

308
Q

Which singer was Michael Jacksons massive hit “Ben” Originally intended for

A

Donny Osmond

309
Q

What river winds through Hell’s Canyon

A

Snake

310
Q

How many sides does a heptagon have

A

Seven

311
Q

What was the name of the Akla-Seltzer boy?

A

Speedy

312
Q

In 1919 in the USA you could be jailed for doing what in Public

A

Sneezing

313
Q

Which Test match team plays home Cricket matches at the Kensington Oval?

A

West Indies

314
Q

What Was The Beatles 8 th Album Released On 1 st June 1967?

A

Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band

315
Q

Which ovine expression is used to describe a wishful amorous glance

A

Sheep’s eyes

316
Q

Who was known as “the yankee clipper”

A

Joe dimaggio

317
Q

In Greek mythology, who turned arachne into a spider

A

Athena

318
Q

A male goose

A

Gander

319
Q

What Was The First Uk Hit For Gladys Knight And The Pips

A

Take Me To Your Arms And Love Me

320
Q

Whats the largest man made structure visable from space

A

Great wall of china

321
Q

Bardolatry is an excessive admiration for which writer

A

William shakespeare

322
Q

Michael Dumble-Smith became famous as who

A

Michael Crawford

323
Q

Who is the lead singer of limp bizkit?

A

Fred Durst

324
Q

At andrew Jackson’s funeral in 1845, his pet parrot had to be removed. Why

A

Because it was swearing

325
Q

What’s the difference between sleeping gorillas and men

A

Gorillas don’t snore

326
Q

What is the covering on the tip of a shoelace

A

Iglet

327
Q

Selachophobia Is The Morbid Fear Of Which Highly Dangerous Creatures?

A

Sharks

328
Q

Only 30% of women do what

A

Swallow

329
Q

Which Indian tribe is mainly associated with the state of Florida

A

Seminole

330
Q

What was the most significant battle fought on Belgian soil in 1815

A

The battle of waterloo battle of waterloo

331
Q

What show did the catch phrase, ‘Yeah, That’s The Ticket’ originate on?

A

Saturday Night Live

332
Q

In ancient India what was cut off adulterers

A

Noses - and they tried to hide it

333
Q

On what river is rome built

A

Tiber

334
Q

Set of written symbols, each representing a given sound or sounds, which can be variously combined to form all the words of a language

A

Alphabet

335
Q

Athens 1896 Paris 1900 St Louis 1904 London 1908 what next

A

Stockholm 1912 – Olympic venues

336
Q

Who was Henry VIII’s second wife?

A

Anne Boleyn

337
Q

The Arabs call it Al-Maghrib what do we call it

A

Morocco

338
Q

In World War II, what was “Operation Torch”

A

Allied invasion of north africa

339
Q

Cirrus and Cumulus are types of what?

A

Cloud

340
Q

Who bought manattan island for the equivalent of 24 dollars

A

Peter minuit

341
Q

Name the sea north of Alaska.

A

Beaufort

342
Q

A dime has how many ridges around the edge

A

118

343
Q

Baseball: the florida ______

A

Marlins

344
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Equatorial Guinea ?

A

Franc

345
Q

What said I’m never through with a girl till I’ve had her three ways

A

John F Kennedy

346
Q

What would you expect in a Japanese No Pan Kissa restaurant

A

Mirror floor knickerless women

347
Q

Willkie what is the principal tributary of the wabash river

A

White river

348
Q

What actor played the Wizard of Oz

A

Frank morgan

349
Q

If you ordered ‘pamplemousse’ in a French restaurant, what would you be served

A

Grapefruit

350
Q

Doraphobia is a fear of ______

A

Fur

351
Q

What animal has red patches on its rear

A

Mandrill

352
Q

Patricia Andrzejewski Is The Real Name Of Which Singer

A

Pat Benatar

353
Q

What Is Represented By The Blue And White Quartered Circle Of The BMW Logo

A

A Spinning Propellor

354
Q

What year saw the launch of Sputnik I

A

1957

355
Q

Who appeared solo at the Woodstock festival after leaving ‘The Lovin’ Spoonful’?

A

John Sebastian

356
Q

Who painted “Resurrection: Cookham”

A

Stanley spencer

357
Q

Nicknamed the Godfather Of Soul, who died on Christmas Day 2006

A

James Brown

358
Q

Which Company Produced The Worlds First Commercial Jet Air Liner

A

De Havilland (The Comet)

359
Q

What was RJ Mitchell’s contribution to WW2

A

Designed the Spitfire

360
Q

In the 15th century, what was the war between the houses of Lancaster and York?

A

War of the Roses

361
Q

In Romeo and Juliet what day is Juliet’s Birthday

A

31st June

362
Q

Bridgetown is the capital of ______?

A

Barbados

363
Q

What fruit can be Red Black or White

A

Currants

364
Q

Who sang about Angel in a Centrefold

A

J Geils Band

365
Q

The Name Of Which Dish Literally Translated Means ‘Outside The Work’

A

Hors d’oeuvre

366
Q

Who wrote the novel that the play “Les Miserables” is based on?

A

Victor Hugo

367
Q

Who spun straw into gold

A

Rumplestiltskin

368
Q

In The NME ReadersPoll, Who Was Voted The Best UK Male Singer For 7 Consecutive Years In The 1960’s

A

Cliff Richard

369
Q

In Switzerland what device is illegal on Sundays

A

Lawnmower

370
Q

What Do You Call A ‘Medicine’ That Has No Physical Effect

A

A Placebo

371
Q

In The Hobbit what colour is Bilbo’s door

A

Green

372
Q

Who was Secretary General of the UN from 1946 to 1952

A

Trigvye lie

373
Q

What is the tibia more commonly known as?

A

Shin bone

374
Q

Who Was The Lead Singer Of Haircut 100

A

Nick Hayward

375
Q

The Gloucester E 28/39 first flew in 1941 - what was unusual

A

Whittle Jet Engine

376
Q

What is the flower that stands for: charming

A

Cluster of musk roses

377
Q

Dave Rowntree Is The Drummer With Which Band?

A

Blur

378
Q

Deniece Williams Wanted To Hear It for Who

A

The Boy

379
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Barbados ?

A

Dollar

380
Q

Who Wrote Most Of The Pretenders Hits

A

Chrissie Hynde

381
Q

The study of religion is ________.

A

Theology

382
Q

In Oklahoma it is illegal to bite some else’s what

A

Hamburger

383
Q

Which group sang the song “Rollin”?

A

Limp Bizkit

384
Q

How many axles does an 18 wheeler truck have?

A

5

385
Q

In the international code of signals what does Oscar signify

A

Man overboard

386
Q

What Jewish festival takes place near Easter?

A

Passover

387
Q

Prince Adam was the secret identity of which Super hero?

A

He-Man

388
Q

Dark edible fruit of the bramble

A

Blackberry

389
Q

Who wrote the novel “Finnegan’s Wake”

A

James joyce

390
Q

A tagged bird of this species flew the greatest known distance for a bird. (22,500 km)

A

Arctic tern

391
Q

Who wrote April is the cruellest month in poem The Wasteland

A

T S Elliot

392
Q

Execute by strangulation with a thin wire

A

Garrotte

393
Q

What is a young hare called?

A

Leveret

394
Q

What Everyday Item Was Invented By “Whitcomb L Judson” In 1893

A

The Zip

395
Q

At the time of Julius Caesar, who was the ruler of Egypt ?

A

Cleopatra

396
Q

Which concert hall is now the home of the Halle orchestra

A

Bridgewater hall

397
Q

Which Group Started A Bumper Crop Of Singles In 1986 With System Addict

A

Five Star

398
Q

The Average Woman Has 7 Pints Of Blood, How Much Has The Average Man

A

12 Pints

399
Q

The Russian composer Alexander Borodin had what other job

A

Chemistry Professor St Petersburg

400
Q

What is the SI unit of power equal to 1.341 horsepower

A

Kilowatt