Trivia Database_86 Flashcards

1
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The domestic cat is the only species able to hold its tail vertically while walking. Wild cats hold their tail horizontally, or tucked between their legs while __________

A

Walking

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2
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Dinotopia’s illustrator.

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James gurney

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3
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In 1900 Americans did it for 9hour 20 min now its 7hour 20 what

A

Sleep

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4
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What would you do with “ackee” in jamaica

A

Eat it

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5
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Name most performed opera at London opera House since 1833

A

La Boheme

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6
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In The World Of Music How Are “Hodges & Peacock” More Commonly Known

A

Chas And Dave

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7
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What famous product did cerebos manufacture?

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Cooking salt

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8
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Who received a Nobel Prize for Physiology in 1904 for work on conditioned reflexes

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Ivan pavlov

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9
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Whose last words were “It’s unbelievable”

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Mata Hari

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10
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Who Had A One Hit Wonder With The Song “Loving You”

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Minnie Ripperton

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11
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Who were Kate Jackson, Jacklyn Smith and Farrah Fawcett Majors

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Charlie’s angels

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12
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Who wrote ‘Crime & Punishment’ & ‘The Brothers Kamarazov’

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Fyodor dostoevsky

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13
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Who Had A Hit In 1977 With Roadrunner

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Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers

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14
Q

What number lies between 1 & 5 on a dart board

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20

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15
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What us state was named for the choctaw indian word meaning “red man”

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Oklahoma

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16
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In which city does Rocky live in the film of the same name

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Philadelphia

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17
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What phrase is associated with the happy face

A

Have a nice day

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18
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Who Lit The Olympic Torch At The 2000 Sydney Olympics

A

Cathy Freeman

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19
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In Massachusetts its illegal to put what in clam chowder

A

Tomatoes

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20
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The Deaths Of 3 Pop Icons Was Known As ‘The Day The Music Died’’ Name The Three (PFE)

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Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, Big Bopper

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21
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What country’s currency is the bolivar

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Venezuela

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22
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Who did ‘Tennis World’ name rookie of the year in 1974?

A

Martina Navratilova

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23
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Fired unglazed pottery

A

Bisque

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24
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Where do Cuckoo clocks come from

A

Black Forest Germany

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25
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Of which metal is azurite the ore

A

Copper

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26
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John Lennons first published book was called:

A

In His Own Write

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27
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Which band leader is associated with Take the A Train

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Duke ellington

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28
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Who was the leader of the Polish trade union Solidarity

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Lech Walesa

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29
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Which Band Sang The Title Track To The Movie weird Science

A

Oingo Boingo

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30
Q

Football: The New Orleans __________.

A

Saints

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31
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Political system in which total power is vested in a single individual or a group of rulers.

A

Absolutism

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32
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A name for energy fuelled in ways that do not harm the enviroment

A

Alternative

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33
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Macaws are the largest and most colorful species of the __________

A

Parrot family

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34
Q

Where would you find Saracens Bluestones and Trilithons

A

Stonehenge

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35
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Who was the roman goddess of grain

A

Ceres

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36
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He was the NBA, MVP in 1976, 77, and 80.

A

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

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37
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Which 1990 Film Was Set Against The NASCAR Racing Circuit

A

Days Of Thunder

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38
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Doctor Albert Hoffman Is The Inventor Of What

A

L.S.D

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39
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What Is The Name Given To The Flat Indian Bread Resembling A Pancake?

A

Chapati

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40
Q

Who starred as the Six Million Dollar Man

A

Lee Majors

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41
Q

What Is The Largest US State By Area

A

Alaska

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42
Q

What sport involves bats & flies

A

Baseball

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43
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From which language does the term ‘Mayday’ come?

A

French

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44
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A baby __________ is about six feet tall at birth.

A

Giraffe

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45
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In The Fim Madasgascar Who Voiced The Character Of Maty The Zebra

A

Chris Rock

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46
Q

The 42 string guitar is correctly called what

A

Pikasso guitar

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47
Q

What is a pismire

A

An Ant

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48
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The Bosman ruling was a legal decision relating to which sport

A

Football

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49
Q

What are bactrians and dromedaries

A

Camels (one hump or two)

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50
Q

The Houston Astrodome was opened in what year

A

1965

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51
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What’s the hebrew word for “proper”

A

Kosher

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52
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Germans call a WW1 sea fight Battle of Skagerrak what in UK

A

Battle of Jutland

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53
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In music, instrumental introduction to an opera or other musical or nonmusical dramatic work

A

Overture

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54
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For which series of films did Talbot Rothwell write most of the scripts

A

The carry on films

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55
Q

Who is Snoopy’s arch enemy

A

The Red Baron

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56
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Black Lady - the Queen of Spades is worth 13 - is based on this game..

A

Hearts

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57
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Of Which Group Is Jet Harris A Long Standing Member

A

The Shadows

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58
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Which materials name comes from the French for rag

A

Chiffon

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59
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What is a natterjack

A

Toad

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60
Q

Dish consisting of flavoured mince, chilli and beans

A

Chilli con carne

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61
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What Type Of Race Got It’s Name From A Short Dash Between 2 Churches

A

Steeple Chase

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62
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Who was the court portrait painter of Henry the Eighth

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Hans Holbein

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63
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Which boxer broke Muhammed Ali’s jaw

A

Ken norton

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64
Q

Montevideo is the capital of ______?

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Uruguay

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65
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Which Italian Composer Wrote The Operas Rigoletto, La Traviata & Falstaff ?

A

Verdi (Giuseppe Verdi)

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66
Q

In what state is silicon valley

A

California

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67
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In which European capitol city is a cannon fired at 1.00 pm daily

A

Edinburgh

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68
Q

Where did George Harrison discover gold?

A

Witwatersrand

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69
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Lack of which chemical compound in the body is linked with Parkinsons disease

A

Dopamine

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70
Q

In 1840 London Sweet Maker Tom Smith Came Up An Invention Still Hugely Popular Today What Was It?

A

The Christmas Cracker

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71
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What book featured Topsy who growed

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Uncle Toms Cabin –H B Stowe

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72
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Born on Christmas Day 1954, who was the female half of the 80’s band ‘The Eurhythmics’’

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Annie Lennox

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73
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In the Christian calendar, what is the alternative name for the Feast of Pentecost

A

Whitsun

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74
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Which Company Is An Offshoot Of Disney Makes Movies For Adults?

A

TouchStone Pictures

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75
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What did Pat Benatar sing before she went into Rock music?

A

Opera

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76
Q

Collective nouns - A sleuth of what

A

Bears

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77
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What came to an end in the United States in December 1933?

A

Prohibition

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78
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Which Tennesee Williams play is about a Sicilian-American woman?

A

The Rose Tattoo

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79
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In which state is the Painted Desert

A

Arizona

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80
Q

Where are the headquarters for the c.i.a

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Langley, virginia

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81
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Whose version of A View to a Kill reached 1 in USA 2 in UK

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Duran Duran

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82
Q

The Epstein-Barr virus causes what illness

A

Glandular fever

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83
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What’s the name of the counting system in which four is written “100”

A

Binary

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84
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Who Committed Suicide In An Attempt To save Scott’s Expedition

A

Captain Oates

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85
Q

What is the capital of Libya

A

Tripoli

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86
Q

What is the centre of an archery target called

A

Bullseye

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87
Q

Who said “computers are useless they only give you answers”

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Pablo Picasso

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88
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Which of the following is a 1983 New Order song; Creepy', Spooky’ or `Scary’

A

Spooky

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89
Q

Dakar is the capital of ______?

A

Senegal

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90
Q

What profession makes regular use of vibrators

A

Potters - remove air from clay

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91
Q

What Is The Capital City Of Nepal

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Katmandoo

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92
Q

If a doctor gives you a clyster what have you just got

A

Injected into rectum by tube

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93
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Which Famous Singer Got Their Name Because Of A Black & Yellow Jumper That They Often Wore

A

Sting

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94
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In which sport is the Lugano trophy awarded

A

Road Walking

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95
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Small deer with white spotted reddish brown summer coat

A

Fallow

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96
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According to the poem who dug the grave for cock robin

A

The Owl

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97
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What group taped the first 3-D rock video in 1983?

A

Aerosmith

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98
Q

The murder of Gonzago was performed in what Shakespeare play

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Hamlet

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99
Q

In Which Sport Would The Game Start With A Tip Off?

A

Basketball

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100
Q

In East Anglia England what put in house walls to ward off evil

A

Mummified Cats

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101
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What is the name of the dark fine grained rock of which the Giant’s Causeway is formed

A

Basalt

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102
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Who Was the Queen Of The Iceni Tribe Of England Who Led An Uprising Against The Romans?

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Boudica

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103
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In Which City Not Country Were The 2000 Summer Olympics Held?

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Sydney

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104
Q

What is the only bird with a fully formed penis

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Swan

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105
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What is Celine Jules’s (Star Ocean: The Second Story) favorite food?

A

Baby rabbit risotto

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106
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Who did ron howard play in ‘happy days’

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Richie

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107
Q

Who according to Hilaire Belloc, had a chief defect of “chewing little bits of string”

A

Henry king

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108
Q

Which Football Club Are Known As “The Bluebirds”

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Cardiff City

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109
Q

Where in the body is the tiniest human muscle?

A

Ear

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110
Q

Which was the longest dinosaur ?

A

Diplodocus

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111
Q

In what sport would you find a ‘Sukahara’?

A

Gymnastics

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112
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In Which Country Is The Ruvironza River, Considered To Be The Most Southerly Source Of The Nile

A

Burundi

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113
Q

A flocculent thing resembles what

A

Wool

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114
Q

Lack of vitamin d causes which disease

A

Rickets

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115
Q

Sean Connery has what real first name

A

Thomas

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116
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Ireland ?

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Pound

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117
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What it the ninth sign of the zodiac, symbolized by an archer

A

Sagittarius

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118
Q

Common liquor in Alien Urine Sample, Napoleon, Blue Hawaiian

A

Curacao

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119
Q

Which US President Was Forced To Resign In 1974

A

Richard Nixon

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120
Q

What Are The Everly Brothers Christian Names

A

Don & Phil

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121
Q

Walter Koenig played which part in the Star Trek series

A

Ensign Chekov

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122
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Who is the main character in ‘touched by an angel’

A

Monica

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123
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What did The Musician Union ban on TV in 1966

A

Artists miming to records

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124
Q

Which machine was invented by the German Wilhelm Rontgen in 1895?

A

X-Rays

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125
Q

In Sonic the Hedgehog, the character Knuckles is what species?

A

Echidna

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126
Q

What declaration warned against interference in the America’s

A

Monroe doctrine

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127
Q

Generation X Toys: You coloured these and then watched them contract in the oven

A

Shrinky dinks

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128
Q

What event does Maundy Thursday commemorate?

A

The Last Supper

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129
Q

Time ____ when you’re having fun

A

Flies

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130
Q

In Little Rock Arkansas men/women can get 30 days jail what

A

Public Flirting

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131
Q

Botany and Zoology combined make up the science of _______.

A

Biology

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132
Q

Ill Never Forget Whatshisname 1968 film first said fuck – who

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Marianne Faithful

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What does Ally Sheedy say she likes to drink in the Breakfast Club?

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Vodka

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134
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What is the basic unit of currency for Portugal ?

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Escudo

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135
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Who sang ‘we’ve only just begun’

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Carpenters

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136
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What is the name of the stick used in hurling

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Hurley

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137
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What was the first soap to feature crib death in its story line

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All my

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138
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In Magnum PI,Rick was not Rick’s real name. What was his real name?

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Orville Wright

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139
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Who Wrote the Novel ‘The Witching Hour’

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Anne Rice

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140
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A Grabatologist collects ____

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Ties

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The first auto accident on record occurred in this city.

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New york

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142
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What’s been the ruin of many a poor boy in New Orleans

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House of the rising

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143
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What links Paul and Ringo in the Beatles

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Left Handed

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144
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What is the young of this animal called: Goose

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Gosling

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145
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Who wrote Wuthering Heights

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Emily bronte

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146
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Who are santa’s reindeer, in alphabetical order

A

Blitzen, comet, dancer,

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147
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Ombrophobia is the fear of

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Rain

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148
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What dog is named after a Mexican state?

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Chihuahua

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149
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US civil war what disease incorrectly treated by ink injections

A

Gonorrhoea

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150
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Who Had A Hit With The Song “Like A Prayer”

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Madonna

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What was the first ocean liner to have a swimming pool

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Titanic

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152
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How many holes does it take to fill the Albert Hall?

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4000

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153
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Where is the setting for ‘the bridge on the river kwai’

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Burma

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154
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In National Lampoon’s Vacation, what did the Griswalds call their ugly green station wagon?

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The Family Truckster

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What is the capital of Pakistan

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Islamabad

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Who had a big hit with `Sweet Like Chocolate’ in 1999?

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Shanks & Bigfoot

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157
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Baby I see this world has made yoU.S.ad, some people can be bad ___” What is the Dire Straits song title

A

Why Worry

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158
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What are dried plums called

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Prunes

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159
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On what show did Dano get to book the bad guy?

A

Hawaii 5-0

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160
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In which country is Cusco?

A

Peru

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161
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What is the world’s best selling musical instrument?

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The Harmonica

162
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In Pennsylvania legally a man needs written permit from wife do what

A

Purchase Alcohol

163
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Who played the part of Malcolm X in the film of the same name in 1992

A

Denzelwashington

164
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This ancient Chinese game is played with 156 small rectangular tiles.

A

Mah jongg

165
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What dangles over the tongue from the palate

A

Uvula

166
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What mates with a drake

A

A duck

167
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Plant with aromatic seeds used in Indian food

A

Cumin

168
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With whom was Janet Jackson performing a duet, when she ‘popped out’ at the 2004 Superbowl?

A

Justin Timberlake

169
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Which Solo Artist Released An Album Entitled “Music” In 2000

A

Madonna

170
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To play music smoothly?

A

Legato

171
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The violet belongs to which genus of flowers

A

Viola

172
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What Is Affected If A Patient Suffer From Gingivitis

A

The Gums

173
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What does ‘Alma Mater’ mean

A

Bountiful mother

174
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What war did Joan of Arc’s inspirational leadership help end

A

The hundred years war

175
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What Is A Blockage Or Clot In A Blood Vessel Known As

A

An Embolism

176
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A wind with a speed of 74 miles or more is designated as a what

A

Hurricane

177
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A melcryptovestimentaphiliac compulsively steals what

A

Knickers

178
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What sea is between Italy and Yugoslavia?

A

Adriatic

179
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Khons was the Egyptian god of what

A

Moon

180
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How many storm troopers were seen in Star Trek?

A

None (It Was Star Wars)

181
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Which Human Body Part Contains A Quarter Of Your Bones

A

Ear

182
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Where are Rocket J. Squirel and Bullwinkle Moose from?

A

Frostbite Falls

183
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Which Scottish engineer gave his name to the S.I. unit of power

A

Watt

184
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With what is the organisation UKAEA concerned

A

Atomic energy

185
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The first medical use of leeches dates back to approximately 2,500 years ago. The leech’s saliva contains a property that acts as an anticoagulant for __________

A

Human blood

186
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The human body contains enough of what to make 2,200 match heads

A

Phosphorous

187
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Holden Caulfield - Catcher in the Rye - where JD Sal get name

A

Movie marquee W Holden J Caulfield

188
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Before The Euro What Was The Currency Of Sweden

A

Krona

189
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Which Instrument Did Mark King Of Level 42 Play

A

Bass

190
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Habib Ibn Ali Bourguiba became president of which country in 1957, was re-elected three times before being made Life President in 1975

A

Tunisia

191
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Why Did Michael Fagan Hit The Headlines In 1982

A

Broke Into Queens Bedroom

192
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What colour thread is used for filigree

A

Silver or gold

193
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Which Political Party Rose To Power In China In 1949

A

The Communists

194
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Ranch what famous building did sir john vanbrugh design

A

Blenheim palace

195
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What finger is the most sensitive

A

Forefinger

196
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Patsy Mclenny became famous as who

A

Morgan Fairchild

197
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What is the general term for all chemical substances produced by the endocrine glands

A

Hormones

198
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Which French philosopher created analytical geometry

A

Rene Decartes

199
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Astronomer Josephe-Jerome de Lalande eat what on bread butter

A

Spiders

200
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60% of English women cannot orgasm without what

A

Vibrator

201
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Which Countrys International Registration Mark Bears The Letters “DZ”

A

Algeria

202
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Who composed the overture Hebrides (Fingals cave) two names

A

Felix Mendelssohn

203
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Who was the nba’s most valuable player in 1976, 1977 and 1980

A

Kareem

204
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Who Had A Hit With The Song “Do That to Me One More Time”

A

The Captain & Tenille

205
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What is added to the ice & water mixture in domestic ice cream makers in order to lower the temperature

A

Salt

206
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In what country is the lowest point in South America

A

Argentina

207
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Name the Greek equivalent of the Roman god Juno

A

Hera

208
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Which Greek mountain is consecrated to the muses

A

Helicon

209
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Doraphobia is the fear of _________.

A

Fur

210
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What is the only creature born with horns

A

Giraffe

211
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Secret Identities: Clark Kent

A

Superman

212
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The Thatcher Ferry Bridge crosses what canal

A

The panama canal

213
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At which racecourse would you find a jump called Valentine’s Brook

A

Aintree

214
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What’s the international radio code word for the letter “I”

A

India

215
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Who wrote Vanity Fair

A

William thackeray

216
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What is a group of porcupines

A

Prickle

217
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Who is known as a collector of trivia

A

Spermologer

218
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The giant African __________ grows to a foot long and reaches weights greater than a pound.

A

Snail

219
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Who ruled the seas in Greek mythology

A

Poseidon

220
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled The Stranger

A

Billy Joel

221
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Effect that occurs when two or more waves overlap or intersect

A

Interference

222
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Who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1972

A

Nobody

223
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What group did tommy james leave in 1970

A

Shondelles

224
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Which chart song was based upon psalm 137

A

Rivers of babylon

225
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Eggwash is generally used for what purpose?

A

Glazing breads and pastries

226
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What creature is the symbol of Bacardi

A

Bat

227
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Name one of the three men who sat in the tub

A

Candlestick maker butcher baker

228
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In 1982, who was accused of killing both her parents with an axe

A

Lizzie borden

229
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What does a hypodermic literally mean

A

Under skin

230
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Which Wood Are Divining Rods Usually Made From?

A

Hazel

231
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Who played laura petrie in ‘the dick van dyke show’

A

Mary tyler-moore

232
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In Lebanon Virginia its illegal to do what to your wife

A

Kick her out of bed

233
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What is mickey mouse’s dog’s name

A

Pluto

234
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Carmenta is the roman goddess of ______

A

Childbirth

235
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What french phrase means ‘well informed’

A

Au courant

236
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What South American country has both a Pacific & Atlantic coastline

A

Colombia

237
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What Shakespeare character ends saying The rest is Silence

A

Hamlet

238
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Which country has won the most tug of war world championships

A

England

239
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Where is saint paul’s cathedral

A

London

240
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What is the study of tissues

A

Histology

241
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What did ‘d.m.z’ stand for in the vietnam war

A

Demilitarized zone

242
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Where do ants live?

A

Formicary

243
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Tellus was the Greek god of what

A

Earth

244
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In which state is the Natchez Trail?

A

Mississippi

245
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Of which British politician was it said ‘He delivers all his statements as though auditioning for the speaking clock’

A

John major

246
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Who fixed the date of the christian festival ‘easter’

A

Council of nicaea

247
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What are popcorn, moss and seed

A

Knitting Stitches

248
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Which country imports the most champagne

A

Great Britain

249
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What Does Dc Stand For In Whashington DC

A

District Of Columbia

250
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What is the sum of 2y + 32y + 56y

A

90y

251
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From which club did Manchester United sign Roy Keane?

A

Nottingham Forest

252
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What was the working title of “With A Little Help From My Friends”?

A

Bad Finger Boogie

253
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What river is the Temple of Karnak near

A

The Nile

254
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In which musical work is there a jester called Jack Point

A

Yeomen of the guard

255
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In Squash Each Game Is Played Until A Player Scores How Many Points

A

15

256
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Who wrote Oedipus Rex

A

Sophocles

257
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What machine is used to record the electrical activity in the brain

A

Electroencephalogram

258
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Who Became World Heavyweight Boxing Champion By Beating Ken Norton After Muhammad Ali Retired In 1979

A

Larry Holmes

259
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How long was nelson mandela in prison

A

27 years

260
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What is a violincello

A

Cello

261
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How Did James Dean Die

A

In A Car Crash

262
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What pets did lyndon johnson have

A

Beagles

263
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Yoi, Yame, Seremade and Hantai terms in what sport

A

Karate

264
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What is the saltiest sea in the world

A

Dead sea

265
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What happened July 15 1815 on HMS Bellerophon

A

Napoleon surrendered

266
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How many hours does an antelope sleep at night?

A

One

267
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In which country would you drink a local beer called Keo?

A

Cyprus

268
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Who Had 2 Number One LP’s Called “Rollin” & “Once Upon A Star”

A

The Bay City Rollers

269
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Which artist painted “The Potato Eaters”

A

Vincent van gogh

270
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What are the ingredients of the cocktail Cuba Libre?

A

Rum And Coke

271
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Which chemical element is named after the Greek word for ‘green’

A

Chlorine

272
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The word ‘whisky’ comes from Gaelic, what does it mean

A

Water of life

273
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What trophy is awarded to the winner of the NHL playoffs?

A

Stanley Cup

274
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In computing what is the smallest movement of a mouse called

A

Mickey

275
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On Little House on the Prarie,what was the original name for the school teacher?

A

Miss Beatle

276
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Where are birds kept in captivity

A

Aviary

277
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What grows faster in the morning than at any other time of the day

A

Your hair

278
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Where is the island of korcula

A

Croatia

279
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Who Picked Up An academy Award In 1971 For Best Film Song

A

Isaac Hayes (Shaft Theme )

280
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What Is MP Dennis Skinners Nickname ?

A

The Beast Of Bolsover

281
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Tiny In Stature But Huge In Both Ego And Talent Who Had The No.1 Album “LoveSexy”

A

Prince As He Was Then Known

282
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Where is the Greyhound Racing Hall of Fame located

A

Abilene Kansas

283
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Picturesque cave

A

Grotto

284
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What is a group of this animal called: Quail

A

Covey bevy

285
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Device for driving air into fire

A

Bellows

286
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What Apollo 13 astronaut contacted Mission Control with the words, (Houston, we’ve had a problem)?

A

Jack Swigert

287
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Thanatology is the study of what

A

Death

288
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Which period was first, jurassic or carboniferous

A

Carboniferous

289
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In Texas by law criminals must give their victims what

A

24 hours advance written notice

290
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Philosophy: Epicurus, who believed that pleasure is the highest good, gave us which term synonymous with hedonistic?

A

Epicurean

291
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What are the ‘irons’ in horse racing

A

Stirrups

292
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Alfred Gerald Caplin is better known as this (first+last name)

A

Al capp

293
Q

What is the capital of Chechnya

A

Grozny

294
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What is the main ingredient in the soup Borscht?

A

Beetroot

295
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This superb composer has composed scores to over 400 films?

A

Ennio Morricone

296
Q

Countries of the world: western coast of South American, major cities include Arequipa & Trujillo

A

Peru

297
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What Is The Central Area Of A Hurricane Called

A

The Eye

298
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Which species of bird gave Darwin his theory of evolution

A

Finch

299
Q

What colour is diamond dust

A

Black

300
Q

Which Record Label Were The Mindbenders Signed To

A

Fontana

301
Q

Doraphobia is the fear of _________.

A

Fur

302
Q

Before 1687 clocks never had what

A

Minute hands

303
Q

What’s the stick in golf?

A

The Flag

304
Q

What was the final episode of MASH called

A

Goodbye Farewell and Amen

305
Q

Which City Is The Capital Of Zimbabwe

A

Harare

306
Q

What is the unit of currency in Jordan

A

Dinar

307
Q

What does a carpologist study

A

Fruit and seeds

308
Q

Britain Ireland and what country joined the EEC simultaneously

A

Denmark

309
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How did the Emperor Claudius die

A

Choked on a Feather

310
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What central american country extends furthest north

A

Belize

311
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In Greek mythology who was the mother of Uranus

A

Gaia

312
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What is the only creature that can turn its stomach inside out

A

Starfish

313
Q

“Which diarist noted on 25th December 1662, ““(Christmas Day). Had a pleasant walk to White Hall, where I intended to have received the communion with the family, but I have come too late___”””

A

Samuel Pepys (pronounced ‘peeps’)

314
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What is the collective name for a group of foxes

A

Skulk

315
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Which Future Member Of 10cc Appeared As A Pupil In The Film “To Sir With Love”

A

Eric Stewart

316
Q

What were the myrmidons who were created by zeus

A

Ant people

317
Q

Of which country does the kalahari desert cover 84%

A

Botswana

318
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Orbis non Sufficit - World is not enough - whose family motto

A

James Bond

319
Q

Where is the kennedy space centre

A

Cape canaveral, florida

320
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Artwork, usually paintings, characterized by a simplified style, nonscientific perspective, and bold colors. The artists are generally not professionally trained.

A

Naive art

321
Q

Prowse What foreign country’s phone book is alphabetized by first name

A

Iceland

322
Q

What is missing from the ‘venus de milo’

A

Arms

323
Q

Stupid Cupid Reached No.1 For Which Female Vocalist

A

Connie Francis

324
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Which drink is named after the Duke of Beaufort’s seat and is a long, refreshing drink of claret with soda water and sugar?

A

Badminton Cup

325
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Who had her first entry into the British charts in December 1985 with “Saving All my Love for You”

A

Whitney houston

326
Q

Nostradamus was famous for making what

A

Predictions

327
Q

In which city was President Kennedy killed?

A

Dallas

328
Q

Kriss Kristofferson and Barbra Streisand starred in the re-make of which film

A

A star is born

329
Q

Who was the norse goddess of love and fertility

A

Freya

330
Q

What is the largest single known gold object in the world

A

Tutankhamens Coffin

331
Q

What is a quahog

A

Type of clam

332
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Which is the only arab country without a desert

A

Lebanon

333
Q

Ray Bolger played who in The Wizard of Oz

A

Scarecrow

334
Q

What material is touched or knocked on for good luck

A

Wood

335
Q

In which city is the Kentucky Derby run

A

Louisville

336
Q

Dentophobia is a fear of ______

A

Dentists

337
Q

In Goldfinger name the actress painted gold

A

Shirley Eaton

338
Q

In Finland who rides a goat named Ukko

A

Santa Clause

339
Q

In The World Of Music How Is “Graham Mcpherson” Better Known ?

A

Suggs From Madness

340
Q

A bowling pin need only tilt how far in order to fall down (it’s a decimal)

A

7.5 degrees

341
Q

Which gentleman thief, created by E W Hornung was played by Anthony Valentine on TV

A

Raffles

342
Q

What is the study of prehistoric plants & animals called

A

Paleontology

343
Q

Bridgeport is the largest city in which state?

A

Connecticut

344
Q

El Dago was the name of whose first private plane

A

Frank Sinatra

345
Q

What storied European mountain is known in Italy as Monte Cervino

A

The matterhorn

346
Q

What’s the largest USA metro area without an NHL franchise

A

Dallas

347
Q

What was the only film about Vietnam made during the war

A

The Green Berets

348
Q

Which Controversial Manchester Comedian Died In June 2007 Aged 76

A

Bernard Manning

349
Q

Who is credited with inventing the world’s first mechanical calculating machine

A

Blaise pascal

350
Q

Where in the world would you find the Provinces of Santa Cruz, Rio Negro, Chubut and Neuquen

A

Patagonia argentina

351
Q

In Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, what is the name of the merchant

A

Antonio

352
Q

A favourite spot for vampires to bite (that’s one hell of a hickey!)

A

Neck

353
Q

Which is the most populated territory in australia

A

New south wales

354
Q

In what Australian state would you find Taree

A

New south wales nsw

355
Q

Who is the father of the Russian alphabet

A

Saint Cyril

356
Q

G Roddenbery Star Trek 2 radical ideas Spock’s Ears and what

A

Woman second in Command

357
Q

Which movie is the line “Snakes, I hate snakes” from?

A

Raiders Of The Lost Ark

358
Q

What is the proper name for marsh gas

A

Methane

359
Q

Which Chemical Element Derives It’s Name From The Greek Word for Heavy

A

Barium

360
Q

The foodstuff ‘carambola’ is known by what alternative name

A

Starfruit

361
Q

Shirley Bassey recorded a hit song taken from The Sound of Music, what was it

A

Climb every mountain

362
Q

In this card game, teams are designated North_South and East_West.

A

Bridge

363
Q

In South Dakota its illegal to show movies that picture what

A

Police getting beaten

364
Q

Name the largest cathedral in the world.

A

St. peter’s

365
Q

What Do Cleopatra, Margaret Thatcher And Mia Farrow Have In Common?

A

All Have Twins

366
Q

The application of chemical principles & techniques to geologic studies, to understand how chemical elements are distributed in the crust, mantle, & core of the earth

A

Geochemistry

367
Q

When was the newspaper ‘pravda’ first published

A

1912

368
Q

What is the capital of Thailand?

A

Bangkok

369
Q

Russophobia is the fear of

A

Russians

370
Q

What famous character did Edgar Rice Burroughs create?

A

Tarzan

371
Q

What Happened If You Looked A Gorgon In The Eye?

A

You Turned To Stone

372
Q

What do spelunkers explore

A

Caves

373
Q

Samuel Morse the inventor was originally what till he was 46

A

Portrait Painter

374
Q

Cedrick Errol Was The Name Given To Which Epnymous Child Hero Of The 19th Century

A

Little Lord Fauntleroy

375
Q

Cockney Rhyming slang what is Mutt (mutt and jeff)

A

Deaf

376
Q

In which country did the study of geometry originate

A

Egypt

377
Q

Which group sang the song “sleeping child”?

A

Michael Learns To Rock

378
Q

The stegosaurus had a brain that weighed only 2 ounces and was no bigger than a __________

A

Walnut

379
Q

What Does The Term ‘A La Carte’ Actually Mean?

A

From The Menu

380
Q

Who Were “Hungry Like The Wolf” In 1982

A

Duran Duran

381
Q

What percentage of the earth’s surface is land, approximately

A

Thirty percent

382
Q

What Position In The UK Charts Did ACDC’s Hightway To Hell Reach In 1979 1, 4 Or 56

A

56

383
Q

Which Singers Debut Solo Album Was Entitled “Schizophonic”

A

Geri Halliwell

384
Q

Dirk, poniard, and stiletto are all types of what

A

Daggers

385
Q

AMSTRAD companies name comes from what i.e. what mean

A

Alan Michael Sugar Trading

386
Q

Which Famous Building Was Designed By Jorn Utzon?

A

Sydney Opera House

387
Q

Who began her career making death masks from the severed heads of those executed by the guillotine after the French Revolution

A

Madame tussaud

388
Q

Where was footballer John Barnes born?

A

Jamaica

389
Q

What Is The Larva Of A Fly Commonly Called?

A

A Maggot

390
Q

Snooker player Peter Ebdon has a significant physical disadvantage. What is it?

A

He is colour blind

391
Q

Which Stones Album Title Parodied That Of A Beatles Release

A

Let It Bleed

392
Q

What and when is the biggest national celebration every year in Australia?

A

Australia Day

393
Q

Who, in 1948, became the first Prime Minister of Israel

A

David ben-gurion

394
Q

What tree provided the laurel of classical wreaths

A

Bay

395
Q

What is the fear of frogs known as

A

Ranidaphobia

396
Q

Sting Vogue Moschino Adidas Police Wires Ice types of what

A

Spectacles - Glasses

397
Q

Who starred in the 1952 film ‘Niagara’?

A

Marilyn Monroe

398
Q

How did sir walter raleigh die

A

Execution

399
Q

Which Sport Was Inroduced Into The Olympic Games In 1988

A

Tennis

400
Q

What is the state bird of Washington

A

Willow goldfinch