Trivia Database_83 Flashcards

1
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Which television western series always ended with the words ‘Head ‘em up, move ‘em out’

A

Rawhide

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2
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In what form of government do paid officials exercise controlling influence

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Bureaucracy

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3
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Who wrote David Copperfield

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Charles dickens

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4
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The constellation Norma has what English name

A

Level

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5
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In Fargo North Dakota you can be jailed for dancing with what

A

Your Hat on

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6
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What title did Zola give to the letter he wrote to the newspaper L’Aurore in 1898

A

J’accuse

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7
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The Alaska highway terminal is in

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Edmonton

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8
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What Did A E Housemans Initials Stand For

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Alfred Edward

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9
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What country which has the same name as a bird

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Turkey

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10
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As mad as a _______

A

Wet hen

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11
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Which Animal Has The Longest Gestation Period?

A

The African Elephant

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12
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Princeton University is in which state

A

New jersey

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13
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Who was kidnaped on the night of March 1, 1932

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Charles Lindbergh

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14
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In which country is the calabria region

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Italy

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15
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What kind of machine is built to be ‘booted’

A

Computer

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16
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What is the slogan on New Hampshire license plates

A

Live free or die

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17
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Who was the 31st president of the U.S.

A

Herbert c hoover

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18
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What Colour Is The Art and Literature Wedge In (Trivial Pursuit)?

A

Brown

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19
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Type of Pakistani curry cooked and served in a shallow dish

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Balti

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20
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Which RSPB reserve is located on the River Ouse near to the junction of the three rivers at Trent Falls?

A

Blacktoft Sands

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21
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In Hamlet who is Ophelia’s father

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Polonius

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22
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Which Member Of The Police Starred In The Film Quadrophenia

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Sting

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23
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In the U.S. comedy series Sergeant Bilko, what is Bilko’s first name

A

Ernie

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24
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What do revelers drink at a “pivince” tavern in Prague

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Beer

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25
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In what sport does herringboning take place

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Skiing

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26
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Collective nouns an erst of what creatures

A

Bees

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27
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Florizel & Perdita are characters in which Shakespeare play

A

The winter’s tale

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28
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Which creatures communicate by touch, smell and dance

A

Bees

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29
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A group of partridges is called a

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Covey

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30
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Which Record Company Did Blondie Spend Their Sucessful Career With

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Chrysalis

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31
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What’s The Name Of The British Pop Sensation Comprising Of A Number Of Oap’s That Released Their Debut In June 2007

A

The Zimmers

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32
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In Christian tradition what day is known as the festival of lights

A

Candlemas 2 Feb

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33
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Which U.S. state is sometimes known as ‘Seward’s Folly’

A

Alaska

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34
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What’s one round of a polo match called

A

Chukkah

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35
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What is the technical name for ‘falling stars’?

A

Meteors

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36
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In The Simpsons, what is the first name of Mr Burns assistant Smithers

A

Waylon

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37
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What is the basic unit of currency for Sweden ?

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Krona

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38
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Which comedienne’s alternative persona is ‘Mrs. Merton’

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Caroline aherne

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39
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Popeye’s chief adversary has two names, Bluto and ______?

A

Brutus

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40
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What is the small grey and brown titmouse

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Bird

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41
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Which Roy Orbison Track Entered The Top 10 In The 90’s

A

I Drove All Night

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42
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Which society cared - plague victims when physicians left 1665

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Apothecaries

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43
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Which country did the French know as Terra Napoleon

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Australia

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44
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According To The Lyrics Of The Eagles Classic Hotel California When Can You Check Out?

A

Anytime You Like

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45
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What charles manson follower attacked a fellow inmate with a hammer

A

Lynette

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46
Q

Who was known as guardian of the safety of the world

A

Captain video

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47
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The Portuguese capital, Lisbon, stands on which river

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Tagus

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48
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Which Royal Property Did Prince Albert Pay 31,000 Pounds For In 1846?

A

Balmorral

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49
Q

Whe Are Were Typically Tropical Going To

A

Barbados

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50
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Which nation did Moshoeshoe found?

A

Basotho

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51
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Music: This Vienese piano manufacturer includes 3 extra bass keys. It is the favorite piano of such performers as Tori Amos.

A

Bosendorfer

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52
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What was the Acta Diurna introduced by Julius Caesar 59 BC

A

Daily News (paper) posted in forum

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53
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Who Was The Very First Artist Managed By Louis Walsh To Have A Number One In the UK ?

A

Johnny Logan

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54
Q

Julius Caesar Hamlet Macbeth Richard III links not Obvious

A

All plays contain ghosts

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55
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Who was Chancellor of the Exchequer during the 1949 devaluation of the Pound

A

Sir stafford cripps

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56
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Whose Albums Include “Kind Of Blue, In A Silent Way, Bitches Bru & Tutu”

A

Miles Davis

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57
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What is the flower that stands for: sleep

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White poppy

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58
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You have a foursome and a shag what have you done

A

Dance they are types of dance

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59
Q

Muppet vampire enjoyed doing this.

A

Counting

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60
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Symbolic addmission to Christianity and name giving

A

Baptism

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61
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Mstislav Rostropovich was a maestro on what instrument

A

Cello

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62
Q

The Hardy Boys and ______?

A

Nancy Drew

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63
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What is the Capital of: New Caledonia

A

Noumea

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64
Q

When did prohibition end in the USA

A

1933

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65
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Dire straits sings that ‘we’re fools to make war on our ______’

A

Brothers in

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66
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Which Flightless Bird From Mauritus Is Now Extinct

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The Dodo

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67
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For Which Formula One Team Did Both Nigel Mansell & Damon Hill Drive

A

Williams

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68
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What organisation was founded Canada by Mrs Hoodless 1897

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The Women’s Institute

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69
Q

What is the birthstone for May?

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Emerald

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70
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In Which London Building Is The Annual Lord Mayor’s Banquet Held?

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The Guild Hall

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71
Q

What Do You Call A Person From Manchester

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Mancunion

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72
Q

What do trees get 90% of their nutrients from

A

Air

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73
Q

What do you offer someone as a peace gesture?

A

An Olive Branch

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74
Q

The Housemartins Had A Caravan Of What

A

Love

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75
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In the play, “Death of a Salesman”, what was the name of the salesman

A

Willy loman

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76
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Who discovered the vaccination against smallpox in 1796?

A

Edward Jenner

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77
Q

The Sugarcubes Are From Which Country

A

Iceland

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78
Q

Four Japanese carriers were destroyed in this battle.

A

Midway

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79
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What french painter was the subject of somerset maugham’s ‘the moon and sixpence’

A

Gauguin

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80
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What do itchy people call the “rhus radicans” they were sorry they came into contact with

A

Poison ivy

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81
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What system is based on the number 60

A

Sexagesimal

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82
Q

Which is the largest landlocked country

A

Mongolia

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83
Q

What did Hannibal Lecter like to eat with liver?

A

Fava Beans

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84
Q

Corolla, filament and stigma are parts of a(n) _________.

A

Flower

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85
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Which was the first South American country to gain independence from Spain

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Paraguay

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86
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The covering on the tip of a shoelace is a(n) _____.

A

Aglet

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87
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What is the oldest ship commissioned in the Royal Navy

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HMS Victory from 5/7/1775

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88
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Virginia woolf what two rivers join forces on the outskirts of st louis

A

Missouri and

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89
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Pidge appeared in which Disney film

A

Lady and Tramp pet name Lady

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90
Q

Is Belfast in Northern or Southern Ireland?

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Northern

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91
Q

What are the longest cells in the human body

A

Neurones

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92
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The duckbill platypus of Australia can store up to 600 worms in its large cheek __________

A

Pouches

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93
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Name the strait joining the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

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Gibraltar

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94
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Brilliant Bumper Bubbles Bigheart Boofuls Baby Bonny are who

A

Jelly Babies

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95
Q

Mastigophobia is the fear of what

A

Flogging

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96
Q

Who killed jesse james

A

Robert ford

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97
Q

How many dice are used in Backgammon

A

Five

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98
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In HG Wells “The Time Machine,” two races of the future are the child-like Eloi, and the underground monsters called the ____?

A

Morlocks

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99
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What Spirit Is Used To Fortify Red Wine Thereby Creating Port

A

Brandy

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100
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What nation did 23 African countries sever relations with in 1974

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Israel

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101
Q

The era that followed the Mesozoic

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Cenozoic

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102
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Who ruled judea and had john the baptist beheaded at the request of salomen

A

Herod antipas

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103
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Who was Cuisine Minceur designed for

A

Slimmers (Fine cooking)

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104
Q

What is San Francisco’s equivalent to Sydney’s ‘City To Surf’ race?

A

Bay to Breakers footrace

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105
Q

Who Was Tossing & Turning In 1965

A

Ivy League

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106
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What is the capital of the state of West Virginia

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Charleston

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107
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What is the more common title of the sovereign of the state of Vatican City

A

Pope

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108
Q

How was Alexander the Greats body preserved

A

In large jar of honey

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109
Q

Which musical instrument did Dizzy Gillespie play

A

Trumpet

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110
Q

Ben Veeren played what character in Arthur Hailey’s roots

A

Chicken George

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111
Q

In which country did the Gallipoli Campaign take place

A

Turkey

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112
Q

How is something cooked if done en papillote

A

In Paper

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113
Q

What animal could be Siberian or Caspian

A

Tiger

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114
Q

Who was sports illustrateds sportsman of the year in 1954

A

Roger bannister

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115
Q

What does the girls name Zoe mean

A

Life

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116
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What is the official language of Ethiopia

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Amharic

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117
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Who had an acting career in the u.k and got his first break in music when he was chosedn to be a replacement drummer in genesis in 1970

A

Phil collins

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118
Q

Graham McPherson changed his name to what

A

Suggs from Madness

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119
Q

What was the name of Elizabeth Taylor’s character in ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’?

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Margaret Pollitt ‘Maggie the Cat’’

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120
Q

Linonophobia is the fear of

A

String

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121
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What Was The Name Of Dustin Hoffman’s Character In The 1967 Film The Graduate

A

Ben Braddock

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122
Q

Scary Spice Wed In 1998 But Where Was The Wedding Held

A

Little Marlow In Buckinghamshire

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123
Q

Elsinore Castle is the setting for which of Shakespeare’s plays

A

Hamlet

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124
Q

Gynecomania is what compulsion

A

Female sex partners

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125
Q

Graham bell His ship was the H.M.S. Beagle

A

Charles darwin

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126
Q

In 1939 in the US what was the first patented plant

A

New Dawn Rose

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127
Q

What is on a 5000 acre landfill at the head of Jamaica Bay near New York City?

A

John F. Kennedy Airport

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128
Q

Who was ‘hooked on a feeling’?

A

Blue Suede

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129
Q

What Was Singing Duo “Chan N Dave’s” First UK Top Ten Hit

A

Rabbit

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130
Q

What year was The Bible printed using moveable type

A

1455

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131
Q

What ball contains 216 stitches

A

Official baseball

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132
Q

Who is the elder statesman of ‘british blues’, and fronted ‘The Bluesbreakers’?

A

John Mayall

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What is viewed by a stroboscope

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Rapidly moving objects

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134
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What type of men’s jacket featured it’s name on the outer breast pocket,and epaulets on the shoulders?

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Member’s Only

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135
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What is the proper name for falling stars?

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Meteors

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136
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She was the first woman to fly the atlantic solo

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Amelia earhart

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137
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I Love The Dead’, ‘Call It Evil’ and ‘Prince Of Darkness’ are all singles released by whom

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Alice Cooper

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138
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Name the superspy man from Z.O.W.I.E. played James Coburn

A

Our Man Flint

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139
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Sergey Bubka broke world record over 30 times in which event

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Pole Vault

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140
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Collective nouns - a Trip of what

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Goats

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What’s the largest & most powerful of the American cats

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Jaguar

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142
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Where is the lowest point in south america

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Argentina

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Group of American artists from 1908 to 1918. Their work featured scenes of urban realism.

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Ash Can School

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144
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With What Art Movement Was (Salvador Dali) Associated

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Surrealism

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145
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What is Cher’s maiden name?

A

Sarkassian

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146
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What is the collective name for a group of hummingbirds

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Charm

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147
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Shakespeare - Antony, Romeo, Othello - what in common

A

Suicide

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148
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A __________ helps to set and maintain your tempo while playing.

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Metronome

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149
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Of which Spanish province is Santander the capital city

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Cantabria

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150
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Which City Is The Capital Of New Zealand

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Wellington

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151
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What nationality was formula one driver Ayrton Senna?

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Brazilian

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152
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Where is the Parthenon located

A

Athens

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153
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Who replaced the assassinated Giacomo Matteotti in 1924

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Benito

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Which Soft Cell Single Was Dismissed In A Melody Maker Review As “Some Of The Most Appallingly Limp Music It’s Ever Been My Misfortune To Hear”

A

Soft Cell / Tainted Love

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155
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What is grimace of the Mcdonald’s characters

A

Tastebud

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156
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If you Absterse something what do you do

A

Clean it

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157
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Zero on a roulette wheel is what colour

A

Green

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158
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Which Is The Fastest Growing Plant?

A

Bamboo (15 Inches A Day)

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159
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The ELO system is used to rate players of which board game

A

Chess

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160
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A sun_dried grape is known as a(n) ___________.

A

Raisin

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161
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Name Def Leopards one armed drummer

A

Rick Allen

162
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Which planet has a moon called Europa

A

Jupiter

163
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Name the first king to ever make an official visit to communist China?

A

Juan Carlos

164
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Turkish city and port on the Bosporus

A

Istanbul

165
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What Scottish city does a Glaswegian call home

A

Glasgow

166
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Which Science Fiction Story Centres Around Alien Children In A Village

A

The Midwitch Cuckoos

167
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Paramount Pictures logo has 22 what

A

Stars

168
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Which duo wrote the musicals Brigadoon and My Fair Lady?

A

Alan Lerner and Fredric Loewe

169
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In Which State Is Fort Knox, The Location Of The USA’s Gold Reserves To Be Found?

A

Kentucky

170
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What actress played mrs margaret williams in the danny thomas show?

A

Jean hagen

171
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George W Trendle and Fran Striker created what Western hero

A

The Lone Ranger

172
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What is the flower that stands for: ardent love

A

Balsam

173
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What is mixed with kahlua to make a ‘black russian’

A

Vodka

174
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What famous airborne event occurred May 21, 1927

A

Lindbergh flight

175
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What are Petrol, Naphta, Kerosine, Diesel and Oil ?

A

Hydrocarbons

176
Q

In DC comics Linda Lee Danvers is whose alter ego

A

Supergirl

177
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Who were believed to celebrate Walpurgis Night on the eve of May Day

A

Witches

178
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Who pulled the thorn from the lion’s paw?

A

Androcles

179
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The term red herring comes from what activity

A

Foxhunting

180
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What creatures sex act lasts exactly two seconds

A

Mosquito

181
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April fool’s day came from ________ when the Gregorian calendar was adopted.

A

France

182
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Who directed the 1968 film Rosemarys Baby

A

Roman Polanski

183
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For what sport is the Camanachd cup contested

A

Shinty

184
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With Which European City Is Ultravox Linked Songwise

A

Vienna

185
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Someone who dibbles is drinking like what

A

A Duck

186
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What is the flower that stands for: come down

A

Jacob’s ladder

187
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What company is dubbed “BUD” on a stock exchange ticker tape

A

Anheuser busch anheuser busch

188
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Duran Duran were the ‘wild boys’ of which year

A

1984

189
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We know who Darth Vader is but what’s Vader mean in Dutch

A

Father

190
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There must be 15 banked turns on what sporting course

A

Championship Bobsleigh

191
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Halcyon is a poetic name used for what bird

A

Kingfisher

192
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Only 10,000 people visited Disney World, Florida during the first year. With time, however, the attendance numbers rose to more than _________ people an hour.

A

10000

193
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What are falling stars

A

Meteors

194
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An unfolding of the leg in the air.

A

Développé

195
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The sweetener saccharin is made from what

A

Coal Tar

196
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What were the B-52’s named after? (Hint, it’s not a plane)

A

Beehive

197
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Lansing is the capital of ______?

A

Michigan

198
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What is the term for precipitation that has been polluted by sulfur dioxide & nitrogen oxides

A

Acid rain

199
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Which Actor Voices Homer Simpsons Brother “Herb” In The Simpsons ?

A

Danny De Vito

200
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Indiana smoking banned in the legislature building except when

A

Building is being used

201
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Which word comes from the Roman “where three roads meet” as a place where messages were left

A

Trivia

202
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There are five stars on the flag of which country

A

Peoples republic of China

203
Q

Cocci, Spirilla, and Streptococci are types of ________.

A

Bacteria

204
Q

Capital cities: Jamaica

A

Kingston

205
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In Which Film Did Doris Day Sing The Oscar Winning Song “Secret Love”

A

Calamity Jane

206
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What kind of biscuits were named after Australian & New Zealand soldiers

A

Anzac biscuits

207
Q

Where are the ‘wallops’

A

Hampshire

208
Q

Who betrayed king arthur by sleeping with his wife guinevere

A

Sir lancelot

209
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Who Invented Tthe Aqua Lung

A

Jacques Cousteau & (Emil Gagnan)

210
Q

What Couldn’t REO Speedwagon Fight

A

This Feeling

211
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Which Descriptive Term Is Applied To “Force 11” On The Beaufort Scale

A

Violent Storm

212
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His ship was the H.M.S. Beagle

A

Charles darwin

213
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In Florida its illegal for a housewife to do what more 3 times daily

A

Break a dish

214
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Who Claimed He Was “An Innocent Man”

A

Billy Joel

215
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What is a peanut if it is not a pea or a nut

A

Legume

216
Q

Eliza Doolittle Appears In Which Play

A

Pygmalion/My Fair Lady

217
Q

What is the national flower of Spain?

A

Carnation (Red)

218
Q

How many bonus points in Scrabble if all seven tiles played at once

A

Fifty 50

219
Q

In Gustav Holsts Planets suite which planet represents old age

A

Saturn

220
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What animal can hop as fast as 40 mph

A

Kangaroo

221
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What U.S. state is the golden state

A

California

222
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What part of a face, according to research, do infants like most to look at

A

Eyes

223
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Who had the UK Christmas NO 1 single in 1995 with Earth Song

A

Michael jackson

224
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In The Beatles Song “I Am The Walrus”, who were they kicking?

A

Edgar Allen Poe

225
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What holiday does Japan celebrate on December 23?

A

Birthday of the Emperor

226
Q

Which state has Cape Hatteras

A

North carolina

227
Q

Operation Market Garden WW2 involved the invasion of where

A

Arnham

228
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Who was the pilot in the first fatal air crash

A

Orville Wright

229
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Italy’s equivalant to the dollar is the ______?

A

Lira

230
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What means of transport was invented in Marin County, California, in the 1970s

A

Mountain bike

231
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Which toilet fittings name comes from baggage laden pony

A

Bidet

232
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What other name is Mellor’s famously known by

A

Lady Chatterlys Lover

233
Q

What shape were the sailors plates in Nelsons navy

A

Square Thus Square Meal

234
Q

Complete the Lyrics To The Following “I am the eggman, they are the Eggmen, I am… (2 Words)

A

The Walrus

235
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Which famous country park surrounds the village of Edwinstowe in Nottinghamsire?

A

Sherwood Forest

236
Q

Who is the only South African driver to have won the World Formula One Championship?

A

Jody Scheckter

237
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Who was the first man to win the 1500m swimming back to back at 2 olympics

A

Kieren perkins

238
Q

In Dead or Alive 2, Hayabusa informs you that “If your soul is imperfect,” what?

A

Living will be difficult

239
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What Is The Pitch Called In American Football

A

The Grid Iron

240
Q

Where did Ronald and Cindy go on there last date together in the movie “Can’t Buy Me Love”?

A

Airplane junkyard

241
Q

The word “cumulus” refers to a type of ___________.

A

Cloud

242
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Who was the first person inducted into the u.s. swimming hall of fame

A

Johnny

243
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These are words in different languages that have the same original source, eg: “water” (english) and “wasser” (german)?

A

Cognates

244
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Water freezes at _ degrees Celcius.

A

0

245
Q

Whats the largest library in the world

A

The library of congress

246
Q

This is the sandy area nearest the ocean.

A

Beach

247
Q

Mr Spocks blood was green - but what group

A

T - Negative

248
Q

Actor: __________ Nimoy.

A

Leonard

249
Q

A non_cancerous tumor is said to be _______.

A

Benign

250
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Miso a traditional Japanese cooking ingredient is what

A

Soybean Paste

251
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What country excludes women from the graveside rituals

A

China

252
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What colours are on the Belgian flag?

A

Yellow, black and red

253
Q

Which Australian city is named after William IV’s Queen

A

Adelaide

254
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Native American Indians are of which human subrace? (e.g. Caucasian)

A

Mongoloid

255
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On Which Shakespeare Play Was Kiss Me Kate Based

A

The Taming Of The Shrew

256
Q

Collective nouns - which creatures are a clamour or building

A

Rooks in a rookery

257
Q

Although He Never Set Foot Here Which Elvis Presley Movie Is Actually Set In England

A

Double Trouble

258
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Which large tuned orchestral drum is also known as a kettledrum?

A

Tympani

259
Q

Japheth, Shem and Ham were sons of which biblical man

A

Noah

260
Q

In late 1957, Buddy Holly’s solo release ‘Peggy Sue’ challenged which song recorded with The Crickets?

A

Oh Boy

261
Q

The raised reflective dots in the middle of highways are called what

A

Botz dots

262
Q

What colour would one associate with the Spanish volunteer force on the eastern front in the WWII

A

Blue

263
Q

In which state of the U.S.A. would you find Mount Rushmore

A

South dakota

264
Q

“What Did My True Love Give To Me On The ““Eighth”” Day Of Christmas”

A

8 Maids A Milking

265
Q

Route 66 Composer Bobby Troup Was Married To Which Sultry Singer

A

Julie London

266
Q

On which scale are there 180 degrees between freezing point and boiling point

A

Fahrenheit scale

267
Q

Henry The 8 th Had A Bit Of Bad Rep When It Comes To His Wives But He Only Executed 2 (PFE)

A

Anne Boleyn, Katheryn Howard

268
Q

Give a year in the life of the painter Frans Hals.

A

1580-1666

269
Q

There is just one known species of __________ in the world _ it is in the order of Struthioniformes.

A

Ostrich

270
Q

Which Female Minister Of Transport Introduced The Breathalyzer?

A

Barbara Castle

271
Q

Which country is the smallest population ?

A

Vatican City

272
Q

What is a lift for food in a restaurant known as?

A

A dumb waiter

273
Q

Who was Abraham Lincoln’s first choice to lead the Union Army

A

Robert e lee robert e. lee

274
Q

What is used in the game of Bettle Drive?

A

Dice

275
Q

Which river produces the most sediment?

A

Yellow River

276
Q

Who is known as ‘The Big Yin’?

A

Billy Connolly

277
Q

What Is Spains Largest Port

A

Barcelona

278
Q

What name is given to the tidal wave which travels up to 800km upstream on the Amazon with waves up to 4 metres high?

A

Pororoca

279
Q

U.S. captials Colorado

A

Denver

280
Q

Which countries men use the most deodorant

A

Japan

281
Q

In Huston its illegal to sell what on Sunday

A

Limburger Cheese

282
Q

Which is the last of the year’s four quarter days

A

Christmas day

283
Q

What can withstand hundreds of bee stings

A

Honey badger

284
Q

Who Was the First African American Group To Reach No.1 In the Singles Charts

A

The Platters

285
Q

Who was the author of “The Moor’s Last Sigh”

A

Salman rushdie

286
Q

What kind of craft was the mast atop the Empire State Building intended to moor

A

Dirigibles dirigible

287
Q

Who Sang The Hit “Take My Breath Away” From the Movie Top Gun

A

Berlin

288
Q

Frankfort is the capital of which state

A

Kentucky

289
Q

How many feet tall is London’s monument to the Great Fire known simply as ‘The Monument’?

A

202 Feet

290
Q

Who Was The Lead Singer Of The Group TA-PAU

A

Carol Decker

291
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Tea for the Tillerman

A

Cat Stevens

292
Q

In Which European Countrv Will You Find The Headquarters Of Greenpeace

A

Amsterdam

293
Q

What is the Maths equivalent of the Nobel prize ?

A

Fields Medal

294
Q

Every day 2700 Americans find out what

A

They have gonorrhoea

295
Q

What job Michael Cane Uma Thurman Sidney Poitier common

A

Dish washers

296
Q

What Ray Charles song pines: “I’ll just live my life in dreams of yesterday”

A

I can’t stop loving you

297
Q

The architect Edwin Lutyens is best known for his plans for which capital city

A

New delhi

298
Q

What 1942 movie did the song white christmas come from

A

Holiday inn

299
Q

What muscles move the ears?

A

Auricularis

300
Q

What play has line - Shall there be no more cakes and ale

A

Twelfth Night

301
Q

What was the name of Mother Goose’s son

A

Jack

302
Q

What Gilbert & Sullivan operetta was subtitled Bunthorns Bride

A

Patience

303
Q

Who was born Anne Frances Robbins?

A

Nancy Davis Reagan

304
Q

In which Chinese city is the tomb of Sun Yat Sen

A

Nanking

305
Q

The average automatic dishwasher uses how many litres of water per wash cycle

A

68

306
Q

What is the technical term for the bones in the fingers and toes

A

Phalanges

307
Q

What did Mege-Mouries invent in 1870 winning a Napoleon prize

A

Margarine

308
Q

A flat, round hat sometimes worn by soldiers is a _________.

A

Beret

309
Q

“When I Need You” Was A No.1 Hit For Which Singer

A

Leo Sayer

310
Q

How many times have the olympic games been cancelled due to war

A

Three

311
Q

Hanoi Is The Capital Of Which Country

A

Cuba

312
Q

What Shakespeare King was killed at Pontefract Castle

A

King Richard III

313
Q

Which country lies between Tunisia and Egypt

A

Libya

314
Q

A group of deer is called a

A

Herd

315
Q

A husband and wife won gold medals 1952 Olympics who

A

Emile Dana Zatopek marathon javelin

316
Q

What 1970’s tv series gave larry hagman his start

A

I dream of genie

317
Q

In Which Game Might You Castle

A

Chess

318
Q

A __________ weighing 120 pounds exerts a force of about 1,540 pounds between its jaws. A human being’s jaws exert a force of only 40 to 80 pounds.

A

Crocodile

319
Q

What is the capital of Azerbaijan

A

Baku

320
Q

What links Humphry Davie, Michael Faraday, Madam Curie

A

Poisoned by chemicals work

321
Q

Which Group Used To Be Called The Primettes?

A

The Supremes

322
Q

What was the nickname of Charlene Tilton, who played Lucy Ewing in Dallas?

A

Poison Dwarf

323
Q

What was the pen name of author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson

A

Lewis Carrol

324
Q

What river is known as china’s sorrow because of its flooding

A

The yellow river

325
Q

What is the name of the Buckinghamshire estate where the German Enigma codes were cracked during World War 2

A

Bletchley park

326
Q

Which male Christian name derives from the Gaelic word for ‘handsome’

A

Kenneth

327
Q

What is the general name for a protein molecule which acts as a natural catalyst in the bodies of all bacteria, plants and animals

A

Enzyme

328
Q

Cows Come In Herds, What Do Geese Come In?

A

Gaggles or Skeins

329
Q

What is the Capital of: Central African Republic

A

Bangui

330
Q

The island of Hispaniola consists of the Dominican Republic and this country.

A

Haiti

331
Q

Collective nouns - A Down or Husk of what animals

A

Hares

332
Q

In which city is Wembley Stadium

A

London

333
Q

Where does George Jetson work?

A

Spacely Sprockets

334
Q

Where Is Cape Horn

A

Bottom Of South America

335
Q

Creek what position has been held by 266 men, 33 of whom have died violently

A

Pope

336
Q

What measures blood pressure

A

Sphygmomanometer

337
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Botswana ?

A

Pula

338
Q

Who Was Disqualified After Winning The Men’s 100m At The 1988 Olympic Games

A

Ben Johnson

339
Q

What is a Digamy?

A

A Second Legal Marriage

340
Q

Who was the last British general who surrendered near Jamestown, Virginia

A

Cornwallis

341
Q

What Was The Two-Word Title Of The England World Cup Team’s 1970’s Official Song?

A

Back Home

342
Q

What traditional Maori insult was seen in the film Braveheart

A

Mooning

343
Q

Where would you find the Sea of Tranquillity

A

On the moon

344
Q

Narrow trench made by a plough

A

Furrow

345
Q

Who banned Christmas in England between 1647 and 1660?

A

Oliver Cromwell

346
Q

How or when can one eat angel hair or bridegrooms?

A

When eating pasta

347
Q

Who sang Come on Eileen

A

Dexies Midnight Runners

348
Q

Where is the largest volcano

A

Ecuador

349
Q

What is new york city’s ‘street of forgotten men’

A

Bowery

350
Q

Who In The World Of Music Has The Real Name “Marshal Mathers”

A

Eminem

351
Q

San Francisco Bay is located near what city?

A

San Francisco

352
Q

Thor Heyerdahl vessels were Kon Tiki, Ra and what

A

Tigris

353
Q

Process by what an organism becomes better adapted to exist in an environment different from the one to what it was indigenous

A

Acclimatization

354
Q

Who was the first Plantagenet monarch of England 1154 to 89

A

Henry II

355
Q

What does a craftsman called a bodger make

A

Chair parts

356
Q

Which Metal is Also Known As Quicksilver?

A

Mercury

357
Q

If you were watching cricket at The Outer in which city are you

A

Melbourne Australia

358
Q

Humans lose 27 what a day

A

Moulted Pubic Hairs

359
Q

What is the most popular participation sport in Britain

A

Darts

360
Q

A bilateral chips pact between the U.S. and this country expires July/1996

A

Japan

361
Q

In what country are the ports Oran and Bone

A

Algeria

362
Q

What was sharkskin once used as

A

Sandpaper

363
Q

In Which English County Are The Clee Hills

A

Shropshire

364
Q

Originally an exercise ring, Indonesia banned it as “might stimulate passion”.

A

Hula hoop

365
Q

Which country is the world’s largest producer and exporter of Cobalt?

A

Zaire

366
Q

Where is selfridges

A

Oxford street, london

367
Q

What does the George Washington Bridge span?

A

Hudson River

368
Q

How did King Arthur acquire the round table

A

A Wedding gift

369
Q

Halcyon is the poetic name for which bird

A

Kingfisher

370
Q

Which dog was originally bred to hunt badgers

A

Dachshund

371
Q

What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 510

A

California

372
Q

Who is the only American author to win both the Pulitzer & Nobel prizes

A

John steinbeck

373
Q

What was the on flip side of the 45 of “She Loves You”?

A

I’ll Get You

374
Q

Who was the mistress of D.H. Lawrence’s Wragley Hall

A

Lady chatterley

375
Q

What nationality is Gerhard Berger

A

Austrian

376
Q

Fill in the blank: ____ & shine

A

Rise

377
Q

What is the flower that stands for: changeable disposition

A

Rye grass

378
Q

Bovine is cow like but what does hircine refer to

A

Goat

379
Q

Saint Augustine first argued for what

A

Missionary position only in sex

380
Q

A shy retiring person is known as a shrinking what

A

Violet

381
Q

What Radio Program Did Roy Plomley Dream Up

A

Desert Island Discs

382
Q

Term for any number between one & 18 in Roulette

A

Manque

383
Q

Tosk is a dialect of which country

A

Albania

384
Q

In which sport is the term “love” used?

A

Tennis

385
Q

The islands of _____________ have no rivers or lakes. The inhabitants must use rain for water.

A

Bermuda

386
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Bangladesh ?

A

Taka

387
Q

On TV How Is The Modern Day Prankster “Kavan Novak” Better Known

A

The Phonejacker

388
Q

What is the most extensively grown and eaten food

A

Wheat

389
Q

If you had hemicrania what would you be suffering from

A

Migraine

390
Q

Joan Jett Was Once A Member Of The All Girl Group The Go’s-Go’s Or The Runaways

A

The Runaways

391
Q

Sardines are the young of which fish

A

Pilchard

392
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Cobra

A

Quiver

393
Q

What Is The Official Language Of Israel

A

Hebrew

394
Q

Who Sang About A Strange Little Girl In 1980

A

Sad Cafe

395
Q

Gathering in of a seasons crops

A

Harvest

396
Q

What is the young of this animal called: Cow

A

Calf

397
Q

Which country did the allies invade in ‘Operation Avalanche’

A

Italy

398
Q

Who played juliet in zeffirelli’s romeo and juliet

A

Olivia hussey

399
Q

What’s the international radio code word for the letter “K”

A

Kilo

400
Q

Who was the tallest of Robin Hood’s men?

A

Little John