Trivia Database_82 Flashcards

1
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What is the flower that stands for: ambition

A

Mountain laurel

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2
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What’s the royal dog of china

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Pekingese

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3
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Which metal, with the Atomic Number 3, is the lightest known solid element

A

Lithium

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4
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On which Christmas day did English and German troops play football

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1914

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5
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Film The Dead Heat Merry go Round 60s what stars first 1 line

A

Harrison Ford

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6
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In Which Year Did Micheal Jackson Top The Charts With The Song “Black Or White”

A

1991

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7
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Atlanta burned in Gone With the Wind was what old film set

A

King Kong it needed clearing

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8
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What tv series starred six female impersonators during its 17 year run

A

Lassie

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9
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What East Indian herb of the family Pedaliaceae linked Ali Baba

A

Sesame

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10
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Motor racing across country or on unmade roads

A

Autocross

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11
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What is the Capital of: Saudi Arabia

A

Riyadh

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12
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What is Agoraphobia the fear of?

A

Open Spaces

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13
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In Which African Country Is The Seaport Of Banana

A

The Democratic Republic Of Congo , Formally Zaire

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14
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What gives its name to a protein found in the human blood

A

The rhesus monkey

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15
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What swimming stroke is named after an insect?

A

Butterfly

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16
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How high is a baketball hoop?

A

10 Feet

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17
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In which country would you find the Negev desert

A

Israel

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18
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What is the only day named after a planet?

A

Saturday

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19
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There Are 2 Major League Baseball Teams In New York City Cab You Name Them PFE

A

Yankees & The Mets

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20
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What type of men’s jacket featured it’s name on the outer breast pocket,and epaulets on the shoulders?

A

Member’s Only

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21
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What is the only word in the english language that begins and ends with ‘und’

A

Underground

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22
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What is the nickname for South Dakota

A

Coyote state

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23
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What Was The First Ever Consumer Product To Contain Nylon?

A

The Toothhbrush

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24
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What is the fear of voids known as

A

Kenophobia

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25
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In which state was `The Blair Witch Project’ set

A

Maryland

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26
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The Pentagon accidentally ordered 82 year supply of which food

A

Freeze dried Tuna salad mix

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27
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Who is the Greek god of shepherds & flocks

A

Pan

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28
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Who was Cleopatra’s first husband

A

Ptolemy Dionysus – her brother

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29
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Number of solo albums by individual Beatles

A

71

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30
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In Which UK City is Abbey Road?

A

London

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31
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In what sport is a ‘chukka’

A

Polo

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32
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What is the flower that stands for: beauty and prosperity

A

Red-leaved rose

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33
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What caused the computer in Electric Dreams to become alive?

A

Spilled Champagne

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34
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Who founded the Missionaries of Charity in 1948

A

Mother theresa

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35
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What is the young of this animal called: Rat

A

Kitten

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36
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At This Moment Was A Hit For “Bob & The Boot Leggers” Or Was It “Billy & The Beaters”

A

Billy And The Beaters

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37
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What term was used from 1914 onwards to describe music emanating from New Orleans

A

Jazz

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38
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Which 20th century leader introduced the custom of carrying a flaming torch from Athens to the site of each Olympic games

A

Adolf hitler

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39
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In The 10 Years Between 1972 & 1981 John Peel Was Voted Best DJ In The NME Readers Poll Nine Times, Which Radio 1 DJ Was The Only Man To Win The Award

A

Noel Edmonds

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40
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In The World Of Music How Is “Evangelos Odysseus Papathanassiou” More Commonly Known

A

Vangelis

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41
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What do british tabloids often refer to as buck house

A

Buckingham palace

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42
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Mickey mouse has some nephews what were there names

A

Mortie and ferdie

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43
Q

Poem or song narrating popular story

A

Ballad

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44
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If You Suffered From “ Pediophobia ” What Type Of Object Do You Really Dislike?

A

Dolls

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45
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What color is produced by the complete absorption of light rays

A

Black

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46
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Who said Hanover, Indiana was the “dufus capital of the world”

A

Larry bird

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47
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What is the back boundry line in tennis called

A

Baseline

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48
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Which Groups Name Has The Initials RFTC

A

Rocket From The Crypt

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49
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What Was A No.1 Hit In The 70’s For Tina Charles

A

I Love to Love (My Baby Just Loves To Dance)

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50
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Which cheese is traditionally put on pizza

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Mozzarella

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51
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In which country do people who want to travel take a suitcase and carry it around the house on New Year’s Eve?

A

Venezuela

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52
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Which Teen Boy Band Did Johnny Wright Manage Before The Backstreet Boys

A

New Kids On The Block

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53
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What Boston Celtic’s player think that Woody’s hometown is full of idiots

A

Larry bird

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54
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Kopophobia is the fear of

A

Fatigue

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55
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In which country is Tobruk?

A

Libya

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56
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What Fundamental Part Of Computer Technology Was Pantented In The Us In 1961

A

Silicon Chip

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57
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Mary Pickford Charlie Chaplin and who founded United Artists

A

D W Griffith

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58
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What is the name for meat killed in the prescribed Muslim manner

A

Halal

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59
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In Tennis What Have You Achieved When You Score A Point Directly From A Serve?

A

An Ace

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60
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What stage of a meal would you eat charlotte

A

Dessert

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61
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What Type Of Insects Are Hawkers, Clubtails, Biddies, Emeralds, Darts & Skimmers

A

Dragon Flies

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62
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Which spice is used in a whisky sling

A

Nutmeg

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63
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Name the port at the mouth of the River Seine

A

Le havre

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64
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What group sang “Come On Eileen”?

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Dexy’s Midnight Runners

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65
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Magnifera Indica is the Latin name of what fruit

A

Mango

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66
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Who wrote the classic war novel “All Quiet on the Western Front”

A

Erich maria remarque

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67
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Albany is the capital of _____

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New York

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68
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What outlaws last words were supposed to be “ such is life “

A

Ned Kelly

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69
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The former ancient region of Numidia lies mostly in which modern day country?

A

Algeria

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70
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Which Country & Western singer is quoted as saying “It takes an awful lot of money to look this cheap.”

A

Dolly parton

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71
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In which state is the Kennedy Space Center

A

Florida

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72
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Who was the first to win the grand slam of tennis?

A

Don Budge

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73
Q

What fruit does not ripen after picking

A

Pineapple

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74
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Ichthyology is the study of ________.

A

Fish

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75
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In the Texas version 12 Days Xmas what is given on the 4th day

A

Four Prickly Pears

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76
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He visited Australia and New Zealand, then surveyed the Pacific Coast of North America.

A

Vancouver

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77
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What film did Art Carney win the 1974 best actor Oscar for

A

Harry and Tonto

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78
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According to Playboy what is their Playmates greatest turn on

A

Music

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79
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In 1986, what was the maximum fuel capacity (in litres) imposed in Formula 1 racing?

A

195

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80
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What is in apple pips

A

Cyanide

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81
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Who was the Italian captain who skied a penalty in the 1994 world cup final’s penalty shootout

A

Franco baresi

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82
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Mans scarf worn inside an open necked shirt

A

Cravat

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83
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What is another term for a black leopard?

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Panther

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84
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Which is the only land-locked country in South East Asia?

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Laos

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85
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What is unique about the pistol star

A

Brightest in sky

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86
Q

Marathon runners have on average 14 a week - what

A

Alcoholic drinks

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87
Q

Dark skinned nomadic European

A

Gypsy

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88
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This large bean shaped lymph gland can expand & contract as needed

A

The spleen

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89
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What are the 2 languages spoken in Malta

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English and maltese

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90
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What caused the first Rednecks to be Redneck

A

Vitamin D Deficiency - poor diet

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91
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With Which Instrument Would You Associate Lionel Hampton, Red Norvo & Gary Burton

A

Vibraphone

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92
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What is an animal stuffer

A

Taxidermist

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93
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Where is the worlds largest gay festival held annually

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Sydney gay Mardi gras Australia

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94
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What mythical beast is a cross between a lion and an eagle

A

Griffin

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95
Q

Secret Identities: Wally West

A

The flash

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96
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Which group had a British top five hit in the 1960s with Monday, Monday

A

Mamas and the papas

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97
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What is the most reactive element?

A

Fluorine

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98
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What small region at end of medulla oblongata serves as ‘bridge’ to brain?

A

Pons

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99
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Encephalitis affects the ________

A

Brain

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100
Q

White ribbed red cabbage is named from Italian for Chicory

A

Radicchio

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101
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Who Had A Hit In 1990 & 1994 With “Tell Me There Is A Heaven”

A

Chris Rea

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102
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Name Two Of The Three Members Of The Police

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Sting, Andy Summers, Stewart Copland

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103
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In mythology Romulus Remus suckled by a shewolf fed by what

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Woodpecker

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104
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What organ will most often suffer permanent damage if you have amoebic dysentery

A

The liver liver

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105
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Which european peak was first conquered in 1865 by english mountaineer edward whymper

A

The matterhorn

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106
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What is an ophthalmologist

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Eye doctor

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107
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On which planet, other than earth, did a manmade object first land

A

Mars

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108
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Who Had Hits With “Kiss From A Rose” & “Crazy”

A

Seal

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109
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Who was the original killer in Friday the 13th?

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Jason’s mother

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110
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The following is a line from which 1970’s film ‘you’re gonna need a bigger boat’ ?

A

Jaws

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111
Q

Rodgers who discovered the grand canyon

A

Francisco coronado

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112
Q

If you were given a French Gobelin what would you have had

A

A Tapestry

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113
Q

Peter Simple, Jack Horner & Ben Nevis have all won which famous sporting event?

A

The Grand National

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114
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Which pop group were named after the inventor of the seed drill

A

Jethro Tull

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115
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Whose autobiography is Parcel Arrived Safely: Tied With String

A

Micheal crawford

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116
Q

Seasoned smoked sausage

A

Frankfurter

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117
Q

Who is the smallest member of the European union

A

Luxembourg

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118
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What planet is nearest the sun

A

Mercury

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119
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Captain Hanson Gregory Crockett created what void in 1847

A

Hole in Doughnuts

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120
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Who did James Bond marry - character - (both names)

A

Theresa Draco

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121
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Which cartoon character lives in Sweetwater

A

Popeye’s home port

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122
Q

Until 1819 technically you could be hung for what in Britain

A

Cutting down a tree

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123
Q

In Heraldry what is a canton

A

A Corner

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124
Q

What is a group of geese called?

A

Gaggle

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125
Q

Which Fictional Radio Character Worked For Radio Norwich

A

Alan Partidge

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126
Q

Cod French philosopher, scientist, and mathematician, sometimes called the father of modern philosophy

A

Descartes

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127
Q

In 1513, Ponce de Leon discovered what is now the state of

A

Florida

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128
Q

“What town is the setting for the perennial Christmas classic ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’? (““Bailey Park, Beford Falls, Sleepy Hollow, Pottersville””) “

A

Bedford Falls

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129
Q

Which 1986 No.1 Hit For A Group Was A Cover Of A 1970 No.1 Hit For A Solo Artist

A

Spirit In The Sky

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130
Q

What talk show host did fred foy announce for

A

Dick cavett

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131
Q

A complex alcohol constituent of all animal fats and oils

A

Cholesterol

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Which actress sang the theme tune to the British sitcom ‘A Fine Romance’

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Judi Dench

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Polyphemus was the leader of which group of mythical giants

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Cyclops

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134
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The Sydney Olympic torch showed a boomerang and what else

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The Opera house

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135
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Which country administers Martinique?

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France

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The analysis of blood splatter patterns, insect specimens taken from a crime victim, and ballistic information are all part of a larger crime-solving science known as:

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Forensics

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Toothpaste Was Famously The First Advert On ITV, What Was The Second ?

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Drinking Chocolate

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138
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Scopophobia is the fear of

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Being stared at

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139
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William Powell and which actress played the sleuthing couple in the “Thin Man’ series of films 1934 and 1947

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Myrna loy

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What Do You Call A Group Of Kangeroos?

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A Troop

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What battle of the war of 1812 wa fought after the treaty of ghent was signed

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The battle of new orleans

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Your ____ holds your head to your shoulders.

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Neck

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What is conway twitty’s real name

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Harold lloyd jenkins

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Which opera, composed by Saint-Saens, and first performed in 1877, is set in Palestine

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Samson and delilah

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Which Country Has The Most Donkeys In The World

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China

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What unit of length is equal to ten raised to the negative ten meter

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Angstrom

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Who Was The 3rd Wife Of Henry Viii

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Jane Seymour

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Sheet or ring of rubber to seal joint between metal surfaces

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Gasket

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Who was the author of the anthropological work ‘Coming of Age in Samoa’

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Margaret Mead

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93 percent of U.S. homes have at least one, & the Thomas Nelson Company sells 8 million of them a year. What are they

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Bibles

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What is the name of the river on the Isle of Wight which virtually cuts it in half?

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Medina

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Which Footballer Was Sent home From The 1978 Football World Cup For Taking Illegal Substances

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Willie Johnston

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What chief justice headed the commission that declared ‘lee harvey oswald___acted alone’¿

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Earl warren

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154
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Which Country Boasts The Most Goats In The World

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India

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Who wrote the opera ‘the masked ball’

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Guiseppe verdi

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156
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The white elephant is the sacred animal of __________

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Thailand

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What is the basic unit of currency for Russia ?

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Rouble

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158
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Theodore Roosevelt received the 1906 Nobel Peace prize for his work to end which conflict?

A

Ruso-Japanese War

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159
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Who Was The Oldest Member Of The Beatles

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Ringo Starr

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Who was the first newspaper owner to give staff a paid holiday

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Joseph Pulitzer

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American mathematician & founder of cybernetics, the study of control & communication in machines, animals, & organizations

A

Wiener

162
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Who were Curier Ellis and Acton Bell

A

Bronte sisters – pen names

163
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Rich Duncan Robert Whittle Thomas Suchanek champs sport

A

Hang Gliding

164
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What is the worlds longest insect

A

Borneo stick insect

165
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What is the capital of Bulgaria

A

Sofia

166
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Which heraldic term means flying

A

Volant

167
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If you saw a hummock off your port bow what are you looking at

A

Ice broken from berg

168
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Only 1 Artist Had 2 Records Named By “Melody Maker” As Album Of The Year During The 1970’s Who Was He

A

David Bowie

169
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Who is the voice of ‘phil’ in the film ‘hercules’

A

Danny devito

170
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Who said A computer will never need more than 640k of memory in 1982?

A

Bill Gates

171
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Which world-famous concert pianist became President of Poland in 1940

A

Paderewski

172
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In the book ‘1984’, who is watching

A

Big brother

173
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Which Team Joined Formula 1 Racing In 1991?

A

Jordan

174
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In The film Reservoir Dogs what song was discussed at the start

A

Like a Virgin – Madonna

175
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Ishtar is the babylonian goddesss of ______

A

Love and fertility

176
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What is the name of Superman’s Supercat

A

Streaky

177
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Under What Name Did Freddie Mercury Release His Early Singles Under

A

Larry Lurex

178
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Kenny g is the best-selling ______

A

Saxophonist

179
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How many corners are there in a cube?

A

Eight

180
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How Many Semi Quavers Are There In A Crotchet

A

4

181
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What is an ‘octothorpe’

A

Pound or number symbol

182
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What is the term for a fine mist or fog which is dispersed in and carried by a gas

A

Aerosol

183
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Rod Taylor starred in a 1960 version of which HG Wells story

A

The Time Machine

184
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What sport features a railroad split

A

Bowling

185
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Which Football Clubs Motto ‘Superbia In Proelio’’ Translates Into English As Pride In Battle

A

Manchester City

186
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In 1902 this volcano erupted, killing 30,000.

A

Pelee

187
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In 1965 this group had formed as the versatiles, but changed their name at the request of johnny rivers who had just signed them to his soul city label

A

Fifth dimension

188
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Which capital city stands on the Potomac River?

A

Washington D.C.

189
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Who Was The Fist Person Ever To Be Handed The “This Is You’re Life” Red Book By Eamon Andrews

A

Ray Reardon

190
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In what year was the first Christmas card produced?

A

1846

191
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Which character from Dickens’ “Great Expectations” had been jilted on her wedding day

A

Miss havisham

192
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How many lanes are there in an olympic swimming pool

A

Eight

193
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What is the surname of u.s president herbert c ______

A

Hoover

194
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In which Charles Dickens’ novel do the characters, Mrs Pardiggle and the Jarndyce family appear

A

Bleak house

195
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In the original version of ‘romeo and juliet’, who played juliet

A

Olivia

196
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The well-known aria “La Donna e Mobile” features in which Verdi opera about a court jester

A

Rigoletto

197
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This russian scientist used dogs to study conditioned reflexes

A

Ivan pavlov

198
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What kind of juice goes in a salty dog

A

Grapefruit

199
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The liqueur crème de cassis is made from what

A

Blackcurrants

200
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How would one say the month “April” in french

A

Avril

201
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What word did Dan Quayle devote an entire chapter to, in his book of memoirs

A

Potato

202
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Which actress starred in the movie The Grudge?

A

Sarah Michelle Gellar

203
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What was Acadia

A

Nova Scotia (French Name)

204
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The Emperor Augustus banned his men wearing silk - why

A

It was Effeminate

205
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What colour was added to the French flag during the French revolution?

A

White

206
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Sacrofricosis is what sort of sexual behaviour

A

Pocket holes public masturbation

207
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If a robin’s egg is put in vinegar for thirty days, what colour does it become

A

Yellow

208
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What musical instrument has gourd, shoulder, nut and leaves

A

A Sitar

209
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Steven the 1st founded what country in 1000 ad

A

Hungary

210
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As what is Minnesota also known

A

Gopher state

211
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In which sporting activity are the manoeuvres Fliffus, Miller, Adolph and Barani executed

A

Trampolining

212
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Which of the seven wonders of the ancient world was alive

A

The hanging gardens of babylon

213
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What do nine pennies weigh

A

1 ounce

214
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The name for which body organ translates as all flesh

A

Pancreas

215
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Name The Thrash Metal Kings Headed By Guitarist Dave Mustaine

A

Megadeath

216
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In what year was ‘Dirty Dancing’ released?

A

1987

217
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What’s a person who does not eat meat called

A

Vegetarian

218
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Where is Westminster Abbey located

A

London

219
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Who was the first director of Britain’s National Theatre

A

Laurence olivier

220
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The four Galilean moons of Jupiter are: Callisto, Io, Ganymede, and _________

A

Europa

221
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In “Gone With the Wind”, Scarlett regains her wealth by investing in what type of business?

A

Sawmill

222
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What Is The Method Of Playing A Note By Shortening It’s Time Value, So That It Is Detached From Subsequent Notes

A

Staccato

223
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Who killed a dragon in ancient mythology?

A

St. George

224
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What is a group of this animal called: Stork

A

Mustering

225
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Who coined the word sociology

A

Auguste comte

226
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Like what can a fully ripened cranberry be dribbled

A

Basketball

227
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What city’s police force did Charlie Chan work with?

A

Honolulu

228
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Name only boxer to win a world title who never had a manager

A

Jake La Motta

229
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Tanjong Panger Container Terminal where worlds largest con port

A

Singapore

230
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The highest mountain in North America

A

Mount mckinley

231
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A ‘gam’ is a collection of which creatures

A

Whales

232
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The technique of producing printed designs through various methods of incising on wood or metal blocks, which are then inked and printed.

A

Etching

233
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What name is used to describe permanently_frozen subsoil

A

Permafrost

234
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What name is given to a breed of cat which results from cross-breeding between Siamese and Burmese cats?

A

Tonkinese Cats

235
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What does the angora cat enjoy

A

Swimming

236
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What Was Barry Whites Only no.1 Single In The 1970’s

A

You’re The First , The Last My Everything

237
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Of Which Country Is Rangoon The Capital

A

Burma

238
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What does uranus circle every 84 years

A

Sun

239
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What is Rapec

A

Type of snuff

240
Q

What do you call hair like or feathery clouds

A

Cirrus

241
Q

Male voice above normal range

A

Falsetto

242
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What is the capital of Maine?

A

Augusta

243
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Which actor portrayed head of Tommy Lee Jones department in the film Men In Black

A

Rip torn

244
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In the Old Testament whose name means Gods with us

A

Emanuel

245
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What is the highest lake in the world

A

Lake titicaca

246
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The average person does what 16 times a day

A

Swear

247
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What was the license number on the Ghostbusters’ car?

A

ECTO-1

248
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Who said “power is the ultimate aphrodisiac”

A

Henry kissinger

249
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Who released the album Invincible

A

Michael Jackson

250
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Who first suggested the idea of Daylight Saving Time in an essay he wrote in 1784?

A

Benjamin Franklin

251
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What river separates the city of Florence?

A

Arno

252
Q

Football Team, chicago ______

A

Bears

253
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Roman God of love

A

Cupid

254
Q

In The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe whets the Lions name

A

Assan

255
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What brand of footwear was invented by Adolf Dassler

A

Adidas

256
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A style that flourished in the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, characterized by exuberant decoration, curvaceous forms, and a grand scale generating a sense of movement; later developments within the movement show more restraint.

A

Baroque

257
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The A1 is the longest trunk road in the UK between what 2 cities

A

London - Edinburgh

258
Q

What was the first boxed cereal

A

Shredded wheat

259
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What country calls themselves Magyar?

A

Hungary

260
Q

What is the art of composing dances

A

Choreography

261
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Who are the only brothers to win the pga tournament?

A

Lionel & jay hebert

262
Q

What US city hosted the final of the 1994 football world cup

A

Pasadena

263
Q

What is the main ingredient of most shampoos

A

Water

264
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Who uses a signalling system known as tick tack

A

Bookmakers

265
Q

Necrophobia is a fear of ______

A

Dead things

266
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The Chinese scattered firecrackers around the house - why

A

Fire Alarms

267
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Where were ‘foul lane’, ‘stinking lane’ and ‘bladder street’

A

London

268
Q

In Which Movie Did Jim Carey Play Lloyd Christmas

A

Dumb & Dumber

269
Q

Which Artist Went Straight Into The No.1 Slot In July 2007 With The Album “One Chance”?

A

Paul Potts

270
Q

The rate of change of velocity is known as _________

A

Acceleration

271
Q

Bridgetown is the capital of Where

A

Barbados

272
Q

What is the Decalogue normally called?

A

Ten Commandments

273
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Sport is played on a variable ground 50x100yd min 100x130 max

A

Association Football (soccer)

274
Q

Eglantine Jebb founded which charitable organisation

A

Save the children fund

275
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What animal’s shell is used to make jewellery

A

Abalone

276
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Ignoring the Words ‘Football’’ And ‘Club’’ Which Is The Only Team In The 2006/2007 Premiership League Whose Name Contains All The Letters From The Phrase ‘Red Card’’?

A

Manchester United

277
Q

Circuits can be wired in series or ______

A

Parallel

278
Q

Who Performed The Theme Song to The James Bond Film “The Living Daylights”

A

Aha

279
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Which animals kill 275 million creature in UK annually

A

Domestic cats

280
Q

What three categories are rocks divided, according to their formation

A

Igneous sedimentary metamorphic

281
Q

What county has the largest army in the world

A

China

282
Q

What links - Sarte, Neitzsche, Russell and Decartes

A

Philosophers

283
Q

What is the current name for south-west Africa?

A

Namibia

284
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What is a pyrotechnic display

A

Fireworks

285
Q

Who was the third king of israel

A

Solomon

286
Q

Cecil B De Mille the film director had what middle name

A

Blount

287
Q

Which city did Crocket and Tubbs spend most of their time in?

A

Miami Vice

288
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Deja Vu

A

CSNY

289
Q

Which feature of the night sky is also known as a ‘shooting star’

A

Meteor

290
Q

What motto ends merrie melodies cartoons

A

That’s all folks

291
Q

What us state includes the telephone area code 612

A

Minnesota

292
Q

What English philosopher was one of the founders of utilitarianism

A

John bentham

293
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What u.s. vice-president said ‘some newspapers dispose of their garbage by printing it’

A

Spiro agnew

294
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What was classical composer Mussorgsky’s first name

A

Modest

295
Q

Embankment built to prevent flooding

A

Dyke

296
Q

Kitty the most common cats name in US what’s the second

A

Smokey

297
Q

Numerophobia is a fear of ______

A

Numbers

298
Q

Of what is dendrology the study

A

Trees

299
Q

What is the heaviest of the naturally occuring Noble gases?

A

Radon

300
Q

What Was The Name Of Robson & Jeromes 1996 Chart Topping Album

A

Take Two

301
Q

Where Exactly Were Cornflakes Invented

A

Battle Creek Sanitarium

302
Q

What is the capital of Trinidad and Tobago

A

Port_of_spain

303
Q

In Which Sport Would You Encounter A Bedpost, A Six Pack, A Blow & A Cherry

A

Tenpin Bowling

304
Q

What drug can be found in tonic water?

A

Quinine

305
Q

What is the last name of the family “lost in space”

A

Robinson

306
Q

What is the state bird of Texas

A

Mockingbird

307
Q

Which Brand Common In A Variety Of Products Often Found In A Kitchen Was Invented By “Eugene Sullivan & William Taylor”

A

Pyrex

308
Q

What is a small fertile area in a desert called

A

Oasis

309
Q

Where in the United States would you find the country’s only royal palace

A

Hawaii

310
Q

In sculpture, the building up of form using a soft medium such as clay or wax, as distinguished from carving. In painting and drawing, using color and lighting variations to produce a three-dimensional effect.

A

Modeling

311
Q

What number is the Pokémon “Scyther” in the Pokémon GameBoy games?

A

123

312
Q

What does the Binet test measure?

A

Intelligence

313
Q

What is a sleepwalker

A

Somnambulist

314
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Chicken

A

Brood peep

315
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Name the most famous English artist who painted mostly horses

A

George Stubbs

316
Q

Aretha Franklin Was The First woman Inducted Into What

A

The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame

317
Q

Who Made A Controversioal Speach Concerning ‘Rivers Of Blood’

A

Enoch Powell

318
Q

What musical term means playing with each note detached

A

Staccato

319
Q

A wheel turns or spins on an _____

A

Axle

320
Q

Mark Mishon ate 61 of these in 7 minutes at The Obelix Creperie.

A

Pancakes

321
Q

These animals were once used to bleed the sick

A

Leeches

322
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Malaysia ?

A

Ringgit

323
Q

An archangel cat has what colour coat

A

Blue

324
Q

What was the name of the operatic diva who gave her name to a peach dessert

A

Dame nellie melba

325
Q

_____________ has the highest per capita income in the world, except for the oil sheikdoms.

A

Bermuda

326
Q

Who wrote Of Human Bondage and The Moon and Sixpence

A

Somerset Maugham

327
Q

Juliette Binoche won an academy award for best supporting role in which film?

A

English Patient

328
Q

What’s belgium’s main port

A

Antwerp

329
Q

What features of the african elephant are larger that those of an indian elephant

A

The ears

330
Q

In 1956 Irme Nagy lead a revolt in which country

A

Hungary against Russia - Stalin

331
Q

Chicago Transit Authority is now known as which group?

A

Chicago

332
Q

Which Fijian golfer won the 1998 U.S. Masters

A

Vijay singh

333
Q

In which continent would you find the amazon river

A

South america

334
Q

What Are The Only Two Fences Not Jumped Twice In The Aintree Grand National? (PFE)

A

The Water Jump & The Chair

335
Q

Who invented the ice cream soda

A

Robert green

336
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Maldives ?

A

Rufiyaa

337
Q

The sun sets in the ____

A

West

338
Q

In which country is the largest gold refinery?

A

South Africa

339
Q

What is measured by a Geiger counter?

A

Radioactivity

340
Q

Who runs Andy Capp’s favorite pub?

A

Jack and Jill

341
Q

Who released the following ‘edible’ album Pies ‘Descalzos’

A

Shakira

342
Q

Where is Dam Square

A

Amsterdam

343
Q

Who is known as the “Father of Modern Economics” ?

A

Adam Smith

344
Q

What is the capital of Papua New Guinea?

A

Port Moresby

345
Q

Ncaa: who was the mvp in the men’s basketball championship game in 1976

A

Kent benson

346
Q

Who Saw Nothing Wrong In A Little “Bump And Grind” In The 90’s

A

R Kelly

347
Q

What constellation is represented by scales?

A

Libra

348
Q

From what “black metal” did blacksmith’s take their name

A

Iron

349
Q

What is the main ingredient of the Indian dish ‘dhal’

A

Pulses

350
Q

John Tenniel drew the illustrations for what famous book

A

Alice in Wonderland

351
Q

A passageway of a Christian Church or a Roman basilica running paralell to the nave, separated from it by an arcade or colonnade.

A

Aisle

352
Q

This instrument is used for measuring the distance between two points, on a curved surface.

A

Calliper

353
Q

Which member of the Monty Python Team wrote children’s books about ‘Erik The Viking’’?

A

Terry Jones

354
Q

What singer who had his one and only hit song in 1991 play a high school jock named Ricky in the 1987 movie “Can’t Buy Me Love”?

A

Gerardo Mejia

355
Q

What Is The Maximum Number Of Horses Allowed To Run In The Grand National?

A

40

356
Q

What was the first film directed by Robert Redford?

A

Ordinary People

357
Q

With Which 80’s Band Is Was “Martin Fry” The Lead Singer

A

ABC

358
Q

What is the world’s tallest grass

A

Bamboo

359
Q

Psyscrophillia is sexual arousal by what

A

Cold

360
Q

To what family of vegetables does the popular Zucchini or Courgette belong

A

Gourd or squash

361
Q

What makes Argon, Neon and Helium unique in chemistry

A

No compounds

362
Q

What show was “Whatcha talkin’ ‘bout Willis?” a standard catch phrase?

A

Different Strokes

363
Q

What is the common name for goobers, pindars, groundnuts, or grass nuts?

A

Peanuts

364
Q

Dogs bark and cows moo, but what does a Khaki Campbell do

A

Quack

365
Q

Which Boxer Was Nicknamed ‘The Clones Cyclone’’?

A

Barry McGuigan

366
Q

Mary Cathering Collins became famous as who

A

Bo Derek

367
Q

What us general was known as old blood and guts

A

George s patton jr

368
Q

In the Christmas song what was ‘Roasting on an Open Fire’

A

Chestnuts

369
Q

What is another term for the instrument sometimes called a ‘mouth organ’

A

Harmonica

370
Q

Which major river flows through gloucester

A

Severn

371
Q

What was Marie Osmonds only solo hit

A

Paper Roses

372
Q

American applied mathematician & electrical engineer, noted for his development of the theory of communication now known as information theory

A

Shannon

373
Q

From what words is dublin derived

A

Dubh linn

374
Q

What breakfast cereal was invented at battle creek sanitarium

A

Cornflakes

375
Q

Which RPG series features a line of inventors of the name “Shaia?”

A

Lufia

376
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What is the flowering shrub Syringa usually called

A

Lilac

377
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In what new york city club did many famous vocalists get their start

A

Continental baths

378
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What capital city began as the village of Edo

A

Tokyo

379
Q

Which German Company Developed The First (ABS) Breaking System?

A

Bosch

380
Q

What are jackrabbits

A

Hares

381
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Which Girl Group Had Hits With “Give It Up, Turn It Loose, Whatta Man , & Don’t Let Go Love”

A

En Vogue

382
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What Does It Say Under The Lion On The MGM Symbol

A

Art For Arts Sake

383
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What play is set in Venice and Cyprus

A

Othello - Shakespeare

384
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What is a Rhodesian Ridgeback

A

Dog

385
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Name The Instrument Played By Larry Adler

A

Harmonica

386
Q

Which planet is covered in thick clouds of carbon dioxide and sulphuric acid ?

A

Venus

387
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“Antananarivo” Is The Capital City Of Which Country

A

Madagascar

388
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A mated pair of __________ can produce up to 15,000 babies in one year.

A

Rats

389
Q

The British Raj in India lasted 90 years what’s it literally mean

A

Rule

390
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In which town or city in the north-west is the Rylands Library

A

Manchester

391
Q

What did the name ‘battenberg’ become

A

Mountbatten

392
Q

What was the first cartoon character called?

A

Oswald the Rabbit

393
Q

What composer was working on his 10th symphony at the time of his death?

A

Ludwig van Beethoven

394
Q

Which baltic seaport was the german rocket centre during wwii

A

Peenemunde

395
Q

What is the meaning of the name of the constellation Delphinus ?

A

Dolphin

396
Q

As Of 2009 Who Is The Only Non British Band To Perform On A James Bond Theme

A

Aha

397
Q

Buenos Aires is the capital of ______

A

Argentina

398
Q

Who started the second punic war

A

Carthage

399
Q

What ws Balki Bartokamus’ occupation when he lived in Mypos?

A

Sheep Herder

400
Q

In 1887 who solved his first case

A

Sherlock Holmes