Trivia Database_84 Flashcards

1
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What creature gets its name for the Spanish for slowly

A

Remora

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2
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Name the band - songs include “Mystify, Listen Like Thieves, Original Sin”?

A

INXS

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3
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The Maori are native to what country

A

New zealand

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4
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Where is Cape Hatteras?

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North Carolina

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5
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Name the Oscar-winning actor who played Ron Jenkins in TVs Coronation Street?

A

Ben Kingsley

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6
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What Did Harry Beck Design In The Late 1930’s?

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The London Underground Map

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7
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Which Hit Features The Line “Hop In My Chrysler It’s As Big As A Whale And It’s About To Set Sale “?

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Loveshack (B52’s)

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8
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What very Famous Link To Christmas Does Irving Berlin Have

A

He Wrote White Christmas

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9
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The river Po flows into which sea

A

Adriatic

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10
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Who calls its parliament ‘the knesset’

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Israel

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11
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In Roman mythology Faunus was the god of what

A

Prophecy

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12
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Construction hard hats were first used on what project in 1933

A

Hoover Dam

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13
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Which brand of sportswear takes its nape from a South African gazelle

A

Reebok

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14
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U.S. Captials - Utah

A

Salt Lake City

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15
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Where did venetian blinds originate?

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Japan

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16
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Which Pop Singer Married Jamie Redknap In 1998

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Louise Nerding

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17
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Average length of a Beatles concert in their first American tour

A

28 Mins

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18
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What is the name given to a fox’s tail

A

Brush

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19
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How Much Does One Million Equal In Binary

A

64

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20
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Chinchillas bathe in what seemingly paradoxic substance?

A

Dust

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21
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At darts, what is a score of 26 called

A

Bed & breakfast

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22
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The American __________ weighs approximately one pound when fully grown.

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Crow

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23
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Works of a culturally homogenous people without formal training, generally according to regional traditions and involving crafts.

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Folk art

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24
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What cocktail is made from whiskey, hot coffee and whipped cream

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Irish

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25
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Which city in Rajasthan has riding breeches named after it

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Jodhpur

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26
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Characters such as those in chinese in which a word is represented by a picture, are called:

A

Ideograms

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27
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What Is The Main Constituent In The Manufacture Of Glass

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Sand

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28
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Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg came together in 1948 to form an economic union, known as what

A

Benelux

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29
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More people are killed in Africa by crocodiles than by __________

A

Lions

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30
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What Type Of Engine Was Invented By German Felix Wankel In The Mid 1950’s

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Rotary Internal Combustion Engine

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31
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Who sang the title theme of the James Bond film The Living Daylights

A

Aha

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32
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What, in knitting, do ‘cable’, ‘purl’ & ‘popcorn’ refer to

A

Stitches

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33
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Who was the last chairman of the k.g.b

A

Vadim viktorovich bakatin

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34
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Which King of England died in 1910

A

Edward vii

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35
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What colourless, odourless light gas is used to lift airships

A

Helium

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36
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The most common phobia, arachnephobia, is a phobia of?

A

Spiders

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37
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The Wars of the Roses (1455-85) were fought between which two houses of England?

A

York and Lancaster

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38
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What was the British nickname given to the Lorenz Cipher machine used by the Germans in World War II?

A

Tunny

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39
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Hey Big Spender comes from what musical

A

Sweet Charity

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40
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What is a group of cormorants

A

Solitude

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41
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What Was The Name Of The Brothel In The 1982 Dolly Parton / Burt Reynolds Movie “The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas”

A

The Chicken Ranch

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42
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If you had chronic regional ileitis, what eponymous disease would you have

A

Crohn’s

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43
Q

Amount that’s generated on Beatles bootlegs yearly

A

$2.7 million

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44
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Who played eddie in the pop-culture film ‘rocky horro picture show

A

Meatloaf

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45
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Which of the six noble gases comes first alphabetically?

A

Argon

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46
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What started in 1935 when a doctor and a stockbroker met

A

Alcoholics Anonymous

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47
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Kingston the capital of ______

A

Jamaica

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48
Q

What is a siesta

A

Mexican afternoon nap

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49
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How many American voyages did Christopher Columbus make

A

Four

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50
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Which American state is nicknamed The Diamond State

A

Delaware

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51
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Eight bells on board a ship means what

A

End of a watch

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52
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Who Was “Standing In The Shadows Of Love” In 1964

A

Four Tops

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53
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Nathan Bedford Forest a confederate general was the first what

A

Grand Wizard KKK

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54
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What children’s book did Forrest Gump keep in his suitcase

A

Curious George

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55
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In which sport would you compete for the Waterloo Cup?

A

Crown Green Bowls

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56
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Refers to art that uses emphasis and distortion to communicate emotion. More specifically, it refers to early twentieth-century northern European art, especially in Germany c. 1905-23.

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Expressionism

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57
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Which competition was organised by Mecca Ltd. to coincide with the 1951 Festival of Britain

A

Miss world

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58
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What does the abbreviation “i.o.u.” Really stand for

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I owe unto

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59
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What seven letter word do all Americans pronounce wrongly

A

Wrongly

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60
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In The Dish ‘Devils On Horseback’ Of What Are The Devils Made

A

Prunes

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61
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Which Famous Group Was Denny Laine In Before He Joined Wings

A

The Moody Blue

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62
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A Gandy Dancer has what job

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Railroad repair gang

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63
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What nba team chose Dominique Wilkins as their first round draft pick

A

Utah jazz

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64
Q

When was the incandescent lamp invented

A

1879

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65
Q

In which state is Hoover Dam?

A

Arizona

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66
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Who sang the 1963 hit “it’s my party”

A

Lesley gore

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67
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How many different letters are used in the roman numeral system?

A

Seven

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68
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What is Linus last name in the Peanuts cartoons

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Van Pelt

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69
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What is roasted in South Africa and eaten like popcorn

A

Termites

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70
Q

From What Country Does Advocaat Originate

A

Holland

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71
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Who was the Greek goddess of love & beauty

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Aphrodite

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72
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The most prominent of the 12 disciples of Jesus Christ, a leader and missionary in the early church, and traditionally the first bishop of Rome

A

Peter

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73
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Who was dropped by 20th cent Fox for being too ugly

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Marilyn Munroe by Darryl Zanuck

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74
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In ancient Greece aristocratic women were deflowered with what

A

Stone Penis

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75
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Hundred and ninety two khartoum is the capital of ______

A

Sudan

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76
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Cytosine, Adenine, Thymine And Guanine Are The Basic Requirements For Which Compound

A

DNA

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77
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Who Recorded The Aptly Named Album “Have Twangy Guitar, Will Travel”

A

Duane Eddy

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78
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What does ‘int’ stand for in the C programming language?

A

Integer

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79
Q

Who was Hitler’s propaganda minister

A

Goebbels

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80
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The two crooks in the 1990 film ‘Home Alone’’, one was Daniel Stern, who was the other

A

Joe Pesci

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81
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Of Stalactites And Stalagmites, Which Grow Upwards?

A

Stalagmites

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82
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Baklava is a form of___.

A

Dessert

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83
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What mountain range includes the siwaliks & karakorams

A

Himalaya

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84
Q

Bargasse is what type of vegetable matter

A

Sugar Cane Pulp

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85
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Which 19th century Australian ruffians were noted for broad-rimmed hats and bell bottom trousers?

A

Larrikins

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86
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What Is The Name Given To A Piano That Plays Mechanically

A

A Pianola

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87
Q

Richard Penniman became famous as who

A

Little Richard

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88
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Sodium bicarbonate is better known as _________.

A

Baking soda

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89
Q

Name the organisation for which Jim Bergerac worked

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Bureau des etrangers

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90
Q

Only two north American Indian tribes with 3 letters Wea and what

A

Fox

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91
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In which sphere of industry or commerce is the name of Arthur Maiden famous

A

Advertising

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92
Q

What is the fastest growing species of grass ?

A

Bamboo

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93
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What makes a solution saline

A

Salt

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94
Q

Susannah Yolanda Fletcher became famous as who

A

Susannah York

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95
Q

How many westerns were directed by a woman

A

One

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96
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Who was the first British Prime Minister, although he did not use the title

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Sir robert walpole

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97
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What name is given to the drink which is composed of equal parts of beer and stout

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Black and tan

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98
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On What Type Of Object Did The Queen Sign Her Autograph On A Tour O Kuala Lumpur In 1998

A

A Football

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99
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What bird can see the colour blue

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An Owl

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100
Q

What is the biological name for the shin bone?

A

Tibia

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101
Q

Who played the Uncle on Family Ties?

A

Tom Hanks

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102
Q

What animals name translates as water horse

A

Hippopotamus

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103
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What American state is the ‘Hoosier State’?

A

Indiana

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104
Q

What Italian city is considered the fashion capital

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Milan

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105
Q

Osteomyelitis affects the _________.

A

Bones

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106
Q

What brass instrument is thought to be the most difficult to play

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The French Horn

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107
Q

William Manson And Thomas Woods Became Partners In Which Famous London Business In The 19th Century

A

Christies Auction House

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108
Q

When was the electromagnet invented

A

1828

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109
Q

On what is an espadrille worn?

A

Foot

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110
Q

Aprosexia is the abnormal inability to do what

A

Concentrate

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111
Q

According to the 2000 census in the UK what is now a religion

A

Jedi Knight

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112
Q

Photographer for Daily Planet

A

Jimmy olsen

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113
Q

The dinosaur apatosaurus used to be called what

A

Brontosaurus

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114
Q

Talking toy that helped you do well on Spelling tests.

A

Speak n spell

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115
Q

Vodka or gin, ____ juice and sugar make a gimlet.

A

Lime

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116
Q

The process in which a solid changes directly to a gas is

A

Sublimation

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117
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What is the real name of Jem from Jem and the Holograms?

A

Jerrica Benton

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118
Q

Whose dog was Gala Poochie

A

Rootie kazootie

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119
Q

Storehouse or place where vehicles are kept

A

Depot

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120
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Burundi ?

A

Franc

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121
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Name for a large seawater aquarium for keeping sea animals

A

Oceanarium

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122
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Why was Eric Moussambani famous at the Sydney Olympic games

A

The slow but heroic swimmer from equatorial guinea

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123
Q

Dionysus was the greek god of ______?

A

Wine

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124
Q

Who wrote the play Amadeus

A

Peter Shaffer

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125
Q

A JPEG is a picture file format - what does JPEG stand for

A

Joint Photographic Experts Group

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126
Q

What was the name of the pandemic which killed over 1% of the world’s population in 1918?

A

Spanish Flu

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127
Q

In West Virginia its illegal to cook what - because of smell

A

Cabbage - Can go to Prison for it

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128
Q

What Job Did Neil Tennant Have Before Forming The Pet Shop Boys

A

Music Journalist

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129
Q

The olympic motto ‘citius, altius, fortius’ means what

A

Faster, higher, stronger

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130
Q

What’s the offspring of a lioness & a tiger called

A

Liger

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131
Q

Who at Buckingham Palace wears bearskins?

A

Guards

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132
Q

Which Album Cover Did Andy Warhol Design For The Rolling Stones

A

Sticky Fingers

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Sandra Bullock, Kris Christophensen, Bruce Willis - Job Links

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Not Acting – Bartender

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What’s capital of The Peoples Democratic Republic of Yemen

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Aden

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135
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What is the literal translation of pot-pouri

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Putrid Pot

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What does ‘the monument’ in london commemorate

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Great fire of london

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137
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What U.S. president wrote 37 books

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Theodore roosevelt

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138
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Weight-loss guru ___ brings his fitness ideas to the little screen

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Richard

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139
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What Part Of The Human Body Has The Medical Term “Cillium”

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The Eyelashes

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140
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Which company pioneered the first trans-Pacific passenger flights

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Pan american

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141
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From new york to where was the first commercial Boeing 747 flight

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London

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142
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What name is given to the central single wedge-shaped block at the top of an arch, which is essentially a central voussoir

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Keystone

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Which gas discovered in 1898 has a name meaning new

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Neon

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Which 2 Brothers Wrote Fairy Sttories In Germany In The 19th Century

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The Brothers Grimm

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How did camerawoman Lee Lyon die while working

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Charged by Elephant

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In The World Of Motor Sports Which Sporting World Champion Was Born in Blackburn On July 1 st 1966?

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Carl Fogarty

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Who stole the English Crown Jewels was pardoned Charles II

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Colonel Blood

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148
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Who ran unsuccesfully against Regan in 1984?

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Walter Mondale

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149
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Brian Gamlin of Bury is credited with what sporting invention

A

Numbers on Dartboard

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150
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The Lord of the Rings_

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J.r.r. tolkien

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151
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What voltage are most car batteries

A

12

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Aromatic bitter bark of S.American tree

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Angostura

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153
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Only Hawaii, Utah and Tennessee dont have some form of what

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Legal gambling

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Who was the ruler of the Principality of Monaco who married actress Grace Kelly in 1956

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Prince Ranier

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155
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With what did writers replace the pouncepot

A

Blotting paper

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156
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Complete this proverb:’Listeners never hear any..’

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Good of themselves

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157
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Where Would You Find Poets Corner

A

Westminster Abbey

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158
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What do people do when they ‘tie the knot’

A

Get married

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159
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What is a south african coin containing 1 troy ounce of gold

A

Krugerrand

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160
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What part of the human body grows to 20 times its size at birth?

A

Nose

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161
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Who Launched The Rocket Record Label In 1972

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Elton John

162
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How long were Jerry Seinfeld and his pals sentenced in the series finale?

A

One year

163
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Who sold Louisiana to the USA in 1803

A

Napoleon

164
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The top basketball player of the decade

A

Michael jordan

165
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Which Indonesian fruit is known for its unpleasant smell

A

Durian

166
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“The Diary of Anne Frank” was first published in English under what title?

A

The Diary of a Young Girl

167
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What kind of poem its keats’s ‘to a Nightingale’

A

Ode

168
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In Which Year Did The Bay City Rollers Have 2 Singles In The Number One Slot

A

1975

169
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A painting or drawing executed in a single color.

A

Monochrome

170
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The baptist What New World mammal did Columbus say resembled mermaids

A

The manatee

171
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In what kind of buildings are hops dried

A

Oast house

172
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What are you doing if you performed Applejack Chaos Rev up

A

Line Dancing

173
Q

How Old Was James Dean When He Died

A

24

174
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What explorer wrote the history of the word in prison in 1600s

A

Sir Walter Raleigh

175
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What did Popeye eat for strength before spinach

A

Garlic

176
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Who played the president of the u.s in ‘air force one’

A

Harrison ford

177
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What is the fear of drugs known as

A

Pharmacophobia

178
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What was the original name of the singer Tina Turner

A

Annie mae bullock

179
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Little blue cartoon figurines.

A

Smurfs

180
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Of what does a human being lose an average of 40 to 100 per day

A

Hairs

181
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What is ‘Zulu’ time?

A

Greenwich Mean Time

182
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What is a group of this animal called: Pig

A

Litter

183
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Quiz, bandlore, coblentz, disk all different names for what item

A

Yoyo - from Tagalog

184
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What Is Measured By The Gay Lussac Scale

A

Alcohol

185
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Kimberly, Nadine, Sarah, Cheryl Who Is Missing?

A

Nicola Roberts (Girls Aloud)

186
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What is the capital of argentina

A

Buenos aires

187
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What Group Consists Of Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, Michael Stipe

A

REM

188
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1961 who was first actress to win Oscar for a non English film

A

Sophia Loren

189
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What word is derived from the Arabic mawsim meaning season

A

Monsoon

190
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Where was Mark Twain born

A

Florida - Missouri

191
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What does an icthyophage do

A

Eats Fish

192
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It is the female __________ who does more than 90 percent of the hunting, while the male is afraid to risk his life, or simply prefers to rest.

A

Lion

193
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Which is the only work by Leoncavallo most people have ever heard of

A

I pagliacci

194
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What queen married 2 of her brothers

A

Cleopatra

195
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Nancy Cartwright and Yeardley Smith provide the voices for which brother and sister on television

A

Bart & lisa simpson

196
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Which writer invented the word drab

A

C S Lewis

197
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What continent is home to half the worlds people

A

Asia

198
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A Fennec Is The Smallest Breed Of Which Mammal?

A

Fox

199
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Band: “ _________ And the Bad Seeds”

A

Nick Cave

200
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Battle of the Somme With what acid do nettles cause irritation

A

Formic acid

201
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The four stages in the life-cycle of an insect are: egg, adult, pupa, and ________.

A

Larva

202
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What is ‘water of life’ in ‘Scottish Gaelic’

A

Uisge beatha , usquebaugh (whisky)

203
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In which city was Michael Hutchence found dead

A

Sydney

204
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Who wrote the Uncle Remus tales

A

Joel chandler harris

205
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In Pueblo Colorado its illegal for what to grow in city limits

A

A Dandelion

206
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Which river passes through Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Yugoslavia, Romania, Bulgaria and Ukraine before arriving at the Black Sea?

A

Danube

207
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T-Boz, Left Eye & Chilli Make Up Which Group

A

TLC

208
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At epiquarian.com you would find information about what

A

Food or Restaurants

209
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What colour was Diana Spencer’s engagement photograph suit?

A

Blue

210
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What feminist wrote Sexual Politics & Flying

A

Kate millett

211
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What is the Capital of: Russia

A

Moscow

212
Q

An underground layer of water filled rock is called an

A

Aquifer

213
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In which two continents might you find vampire bats

A

North & South America

214
Q

What type of pasta resembles a bow-tie in shape

A

Farfalle

215
Q

Who Was Known As Coeur De Lion?

A

Richard I (The Lionheart)

216
Q

Sleeping sickness is carried by which insect

A

Tsetse fly

217
Q

`Expletive Deleted’ came into fashion as a result of the publication of the transcript of what?

A

The Watergate Tapes

218
Q

In Magnum PI,what was the name of the club?

A

The King Kamehameha

219
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What is the Capital of: Lesotho

A

Maseru

220
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In Which Country Wwas The Beatles Track “Can’t Buy Me Love” recorded?

A

France

221
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Who Made Their Bill Topping Debut On Sunday Night At The London Palladium In 1963

A

The Beatles

222
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What was the first country in 1824 to legalise Trade Unions

A

Britain

223
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What meat is most often cut into “noisettes”

A

Lamb

224
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Who rejected the Olivia Newton John role in Grease

A

Marie Osmond

225
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The first successful British/American space satellite was launched in April 1962, named after a character in Shakespeare’s The Tempest

A

Ariel

226
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What Was Charlie Rich Looking For In The 1970’s

A

The Most Beautiful Girl In The World

227
Q

What is a conundrum

A

Riddle

228
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Which company launched the first clone of an IBM pc in 1982

A

Compac

229
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Mould board Disc and Rotary are types of what

A

Plough

230
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What would you do with a Yashmak

A

Wear it - it’s an Arab veil

231
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What was the claymation Domino’s Pizza thing to avoid?

A

The Noid

232
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Mitchell what is a group of birds on the ground

A

Flock

233
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What is a young beaver called

A

Kit or sometime a Kitten

234
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Which Shakespeare play ends in marriage of Benedict Beatrice

A

Much ado About Nothing

235
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Bombardier Billy Wells was seen on many Rank films - why

A

Hit Gong

236
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Who is Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer

A

Francis maude

237
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What is the oldest town in Belgium?

A

Tongeren

238
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Semiology is the study of what

A

Signals

239
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Who hosts the monza grand prix

A

Italy

240
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What Is The Name Of The Bad Guy In The Movie Halloween

A

Michael Myers

241
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Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel ?

A

Michelangelo

242
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On what peninsula are Spain and Portugal located?

A

The Iberian peninsula

243
Q

Where is the Star Fleet Academy located

A

San Francisco

244
Q

What do cockroaches do every fifteen minutes

A

Fart

245
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What Became America’s 50th State On August 21st 1959

A

Hawaii

246
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Name the sea west of alaska

A

Bering sea

247
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Zaire diverted roads to avoid disturbing communities of what

A

Elves

248
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Chicago comes from a native Indian word that means what

A

Place that smells bad

249
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What is the smallest of the Central American countries?

A

El Salvador

250
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What Tradionally Can You Eat When There Is An R In The Month

A

Oysters

251
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What one word makes sense when it precedes top, drive & rock

A

Hard

252
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Who owned Rin Tin Tin in the series

A

Rusty

253
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Which of its products did Heinz try to squeeze out in November 1999

A

Salad cream

254
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If you landed at Mirabel airport where are you

A

Montreal

255
Q

Who Plays Guitar For Genesis

A

Mike Rutherford

256
Q

What Is Sodium Chloride Better Known As

A

Salt

257
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Middle ages Monks denied meat on fast days ate what

A

Rabbit Foetuses – Said were eggs

258
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From which fish is caviar obtained

A

Sturgeon

259
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In America, what became the 49th state to enter the union in 1959?

A

Alaska

260
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Katmandu is the capital of ______

A

Nepal

261
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What was the first personal computer: Kenbak, Scelbi, or Apple1

A

Kenbak

262
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What Do Alligators Lay Their Eggs In?

A

Sand

263
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About which family are the ‘Godfather’ films

A

Corleone

264
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Which Non Human Had The Biggets Hit Of The Year 2000 In The Uk

A

Bob The Builder

265
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Warsaw is the capital of what country?

A

Poland

266
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Who Was Singing About “Macarthur Park” In 1978

A

Donna Summer

267
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Which exponent of solidarity was awarded the 1983 Nobel Peace Prize

A

Lech walesa

268
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In 1969 who formed tangerine records

A

Ray Charles

269
Q

What date is st. patrick’s day

A

March 17th

270
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A __________ fish can swim 100 miles in a single day.

A

Tuna

271
Q

How many teats does a cow have?

A

Four

272
Q

In the Bible in what city did Jesus perform his first miracle

A

Cana - John 2:1.11 Water into wine

273
Q

What date is St Stephen’s Day?

A

26th December

274
Q

What colour is the artist’s pigment celandine?

A

Yellow

275
Q

The French call it Pas de Calais what do the English call it

A

Straits of Dover

276
Q

Apart from Star Trek Kirk Scott Spock Sulu (actors) what prog

A

The Twilight Zone

277
Q

USA has most airports which country has second most

A

Australia

278
Q

What is the currency of Iran

A

Rial

279
Q

Alfred Butta invented what in 1941 - marketed 1948

A

Scrabble

280
Q

In which game or sport can a person be “skunked”

A

Cribbage

281
Q

Clyde Tonbaugh discovered what planet in 1930

A

Pluto

282
Q

Who was the first U.S. president to be photographed at his inauguration

A

Abraham lincoln

283
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Moldova ?

A

Leu

284
Q

Which actor has been portrayed most on screen by other actors

A

Charlie Chaplain

285
Q

What is the world’s longest snake?

A

Python

286
Q

Who wrote ‘A Tale Of Two Cities’?

A

Charles Dickens

287
Q

What is traditioinal Japanese wrestling called

A

Sumo

288
Q

Pate de foie gras is made from the liver of which bird

A

Goose

289
Q

Kelly Marie Had A Short Solo Career In The Early 80’s That Included Which No.1 Hit

A

Feels Like Im In Love

290
Q

The Roman roadbuilders lacked which elementary tool

A

Wheelbarrow

291
Q

Where would u look at a Snellen Chart

A

Opticians

292
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Which Singer Is Known As The Wicked

A

Wilson Picket

293
Q

This is the oldest board game still played (5000 yr old boards were found)

A

Backgammon

294
Q

What did model manufacturers Airfix first make

A

Plastic Combs

295
Q

In ancient Rome what was the tabularium?

A

Public Records Office

296
Q

How many players make up a field hockey team?

A

Eleven

297
Q

Who Wrote The Wedding March

A

Mendelssohn

298
Q

Richard Hannay hero of the 39 steps is which nationality

A

Canadian

299
Q

Bob, Wally, Alice and Asok can be found in which strip cartoon

A

Dilbert

300
Q

Actress Amy Irving divorced her producer husband in 1989, who was he

A

Steven spielberg

301
Q

The CN Tower is in which Canadian city

A

Toronto

302
Q

Which Tv Soap Star Played The Role Of “Emma Jackson” In Home & Away

A

Danni Minogue

303
Q

Who was Margaret Thatcher?

A

Prime Minister of Great Britan

304
Q

Which European country is divided into areas called Cantons

A

Switzerland

305
Q

Who painted ‘Irises’?

A

Vincent Van Gogh

306
Q

Who wrote the children’s story Badjelly the Witch

A

Spike milligan

307
Q

Dakar is the capital of ______

A

Senegal

308
Q

Which Song Was Abba’s Second UK Number One Hit

A

Mamma Mia

309
Q

Ipsisism is what common sexual practice

A

Masturbation

310
Q

Of which island do ireland, britain, iceland and norway dispute ownership

A

Rockall

311
Q

Who lives at 10 Downing St, London

A

British prime minister

312
Q

Considered to be the last full blooded Tasmanian aborigine, (died 1876 - aged 73), her name is_____?

A

Truganini

313
Q

Name the Motown star shot and killed by his father in 1984

A

Marvin Gaye

314
Q

Melanophobia is the fear of

A

The color black

315
Q

Grey and black #1 what latin word means ‘little shaded area’

A

Umbrella

316
Q

The longest section American slang dictionary what subject

A

Vomit

317
Q

According to law what must all London Taxis always carry

A

Bale of hay for horse

318
Q

Which Shakesperian play features the line “Now is the winter of our discontent”?

A

Richard III

319
Q

If you ordered Tori Udon in a Japanese restaurant you get what

A

Thick Noodles broth with Chicken

320
Q

How many years was Nelson Mandela in prison?

A

27

321
Q

Eddie Vedder is lead singer with which band?

A

Pearl Jam

322
Q

Who said “This game is about beating the crap out of everyone”

A

Bears Quarterback Jim McMahon

323
Q

The large Hollywood sign in LA was originally?

A

Hollywoodland

324
Q

Who owns the island of bermuda

A

Britain

325
Q

How many dots are there on a pair of dice

A

42

326
Q

What Metal Is The Best Conductor Of Electricity

A

Silver

327
Q

What do the broken chains at the bottom of the statue of liberty symbolise

A

Overthrow of tyranny

328
Q

What saint offerred jesus a handkerchief

A

St veronica

329
Q

Who played the monster in the 1931 film Frankenstein

A

Boris Karloff

330
Q

Born In Canada In 1950 Who In The World Of Music Has The Real Name “August Darnell”

A

Kid Creole (Coconuts)

331
Q

On which river does Melbourne stand

A

Yarra

332
Q

What are snacks eaten with drinks before a meal

A

Canapes

333
Q

What city is known as little havana

A

Miami

334
Q

Kakiemon is what Japanese product

A

Porcelain

335
Q

In what film did the character Regan McNeil appear

A

The Exorcist

336
Q

Amomaxia is having sex where

A

Parked Car

337
Q

In the Christmas carol when did ‘Good King Wenceslas’ look out?

A

Feast Of Stephen

338
Q

On a prescription what does QOD stand for

A

Take every other day

339
Q

When was the addressograph invented

A

1892

340
Q

Which 1922 German Vampire Film Starred The Genuinely Scary Looking Max Schreck In The Title Role

A

Nosferatu

341
Q

What type of aircraft is the p39 airacobra built by bell

A

Fighter

342
Q

Was Phil Collins “Another Day In Paradise” Released In 1983 Or 1989

A

1989

343
Q

By what name is Norma Jean Baker better known as?

A

Marilyn Monroe

344
Q

Judy garland made her show business debut under what name

A

Baby frances

345
Q

In I love Lucy what was Lucy Ricardo’s maiden name

A

McGillicuddy

346
Q

Phnom-penh is the capital of ______

A

Cambodia

347
Q

What was the name of the once Morrissey-fronted band in the 80’s?

A

The Smiths

348
Q

The convex surface of a road

A

Camber

349
Q

Which religious group first celebrated what we’ve come to know as Halloween

A

The Druids

350
Q

Where is the biggest calibre cannon?

A

Kremlin

351
Q

David Robert Hayward-Jones became famous as who

A

David Bowie

352
Q

Where Might You Find Lactose

A

In Milk

353
Q

Why Was The Psittacosaurus So Called

A

It Had A Short Head With A Parrot Like Beak

354
Q

Feline cats - Bovine Cows - Aquiline what

A

Eagle

355
Q

The smallest portion of a substance capable of existing independently and retaining its original properties is a(n) ________.

A

Molecule

356
Q

Who was the last Ferrari driver before Michael Schumaker to win the Formula 1 World Championship

A

Jody schechter

357
Q

What are Australian ‘Lamingtons’?

A

Chocolate Cakes

358
Q

The largest known egg ever laid by a creature was that of the extinct __________ of Madagascar. The egg was 9.5 inches long. It had a volume of 2.35 gallons.

A

Aepyornis

359
Q

This astronomer had a metal nose

A

Tycho Brahe

360
Q

What does s.o.s stand for

A

Save our souls

361
Q

In Boise Idaho where by law are you not allowed to fish

A

From a Giraffes back

362
Q

Germany was split into two zones by which agreement

A

Yalta agreement

363
Q

Cockney rhyming slang what is elephants (trunk)

A

Drunk

364
Q

Reddish-brown colour alluding to hair

A

Auburn

365
Q

What saint came to be known as santa claus

A

Saint nicholas

366
Q

What is the winter counterpart of estivation

A

Hibernation

367
Q

The Philippines is an archipelago of 7,107 islands in the ________________

A

Pacific ocean

368
Q

What Is The Maximum Number Of Clubs Allowed In A Golf Bag?

A

14

369
Q

Who built the hurricane aircraft?

A

Hawker

370
Q

Who was the first American in outer space

A

Alan shepard

371
Q

Who was the architect of the new Coventry Cathedral

A

Basil spence

372
Q

What Is Bombay Duck

A

A Dried Fish

373
Q

This was the first 3-D film.

A

Bwana Devil

374
Q

In sport, what do the initials PGA stand for?

A

Professional Golfer’s Association

375
Q

Who tripped Mary Decker in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics?

A

Zola Budd

376
Q

Which Antibiotic Was The First To Be Discovered

A

Penicillin

377
Q

The Indus River flows through which country?

A

Pakistan

378
Q

Who Sang Lead On The Hits Jimmy Mack & Nowhere To Run

A

Martha Reeves

379
Q

Which Outspoken Ex Mp Shares Her Birthday with Margaret Thatcher

A

Edwina Currie

380
Q

Which horse won the 1998 Aintree Grand National

A

Earth summit

381
Q

Who recorded “16 candles” in 1959

A

Crest

382
Q

What Is The SI Unit Of Resistance

A

Ohm

383
Q

Which 60’s hit started with the line ‘The Taxman’s Taken All My Dough’’?

A

Kinks/Sunny Afternoon

384
Q

What weight is the lightest in Amateur Boxing

A

Light Flyweight

385
Q

Satan is Lucifer but what does Lucifer mean

A

The Light Bearer

386
Q

Who, or what is a trogon

A

Tropical bird

387
Q

What country’s capital is caracas

A

Venezuela

388
Q

Smew, garganey and shoveler are all types of what bird

A

Duck

389
Q

The Police Academy film franchise ran to seven films, what was the title of the final 1994 film

A

Police academy: mission to moscow

390
Q

Who did orson welles play in the film ‘the third man’

A

Harry lime

391
Q

What is the official language in the Republic of Yemen

A

Arabic

392
Q

What’s the capital of Comoros

A

Moroni

393
Q

In Which Decade Did The Post Office Introduce The Telex Service

A

1930’s (1932)

394
Q

What is the main ingredient in glass

A

Sand

395
Q

The great horned owl can turn its head __________

A

270 degrees

396
Q

Bill Justis was a studio musician when he recorded this ‘sloppy’ instrumental in october 1957?

A

Raunchy

397
Q

On what british sitcom was ‘all in the family’ based

A

Steptoe and son

398
Q

What state is the Golden State

A

California

399
Q

The Roman Apian Way went from Rome to where

A

Brindisi - Brindisium

400
Q

Which women injured riding, eloped with a poet, dog called Flash

A

Elizabeth Barret Browning