Trivia Database_87 Flashcards

1
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Isaiah Sellers did it before Samuel Clements - did what

A

Used Mark Twain

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2
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Which musical features the song “Getting to Know You”

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The king and i

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3
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In the Elvis Presley songJailhouse Rockwhich instrument did Spider Murphy play?

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Saxophone

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4
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What was the constituency of Rik Mayall’s character alan B’stard in the TV sitcom ‘The New Statesman’?

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Haltemprice

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5
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Who Sang With Glen Campbell On His No.3 Hit “All I Have To Do Is Dream”

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Bobbie Gentry

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6
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Who was known as the Father of Science Fiction

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Jules Verne

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7
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Both sexes get them but men more often - get what

A

Hiccups

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8
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Tonights the Night

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Neil Young

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9
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In the early 20th century, rattlesnake venom was used to treat which illness

A

Epilepsy

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10
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Name the U.S. state with the smallest population.

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Alaska

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11
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Which Country Changed From Driving On The Left To Driving On The Right In 1967?

A

Sweden

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12
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What 2 words term is given to a simulated 3d computer environment

A

Virtaul Reality

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13
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Who was the father of Elizabeth I?

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Henry VIII

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14
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Which element makes up 8.13% of the Earth’s crust

A

Aluminium

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15
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How was USA president James Buchanan different from all rest

A

Batchelor maybe gay

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16
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The raccoon derives its name from the Indian word meaning “he who scratches with his __________

A

Hands

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17
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In ‘the great escape’, how many finally made it to freedom

A

Three

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18
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What device used to be described in Greek as “watcher of the small” ?

A

Microscope

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19
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Who were the 1991 nba champions

A

Chicago bulls

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20
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Who was The First Male Solo Act To Achieve A US Number One On The Billboard Hot 100

A

Acker Bilk

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21
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Attend a party uninvited

A

Gatecrash

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22
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Roman statues were made with detachable whats, so that one what could be removed and replaced by another?

A

Heads

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23
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What is the Capital of: Chile

A

Santiago

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24
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How many human players are in a polo team?

A

Four

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25
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What is the name of the queen’s Scottish residence

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Balmoral castle

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26
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According to The Everly Bros What Time Did Suzie Finally Wake Up

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4 O Clock

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27
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Who told a senate committee: “billy carter is not a buffoon, boob or wack

A

Billy carter

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28
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To what category of numbers does ‘pi’belong

A

Transcendental

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29
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The characters, Farmer Boulderwood and Sergeant Troy appear in which Thomas Hardy novel

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Far from the madding crowd

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30
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Plastic vehicle equipped with spin_out brake.

A

Big wheel

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31
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Baseball: the Baltimore ________

A

Orioles

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32
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What shape are ice crystals

A

Hexagonal

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33
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Who played drums with Black Sabbath, Whitesnake and Rainbow, and had a hit in his own right with “Dance with the Devil”.

A

COZY POWELL

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34
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Book It was a bright cold day in April and clocks were striking 13

A

1984 George Orwell

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35
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Was Shirley Temple 21, 25 or 29 when she made her last film?

A

21

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36
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What is the basic unit of currency for Iran ?

A

Rial

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37
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What is the basic unit of currency for Thailand ?

A

Baht

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38
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Name the English chemist who first isolated sodium

A

Sir Humphry Davie

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39
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After Whom Is Caesar Salad Named

A

Caesar Cardini Who Would Assemble It For His Guests In Tijuana, Mexico In The 1920’s

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40
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In which film did matthew modine play a schizophrenic war veteran

A

Birdy

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41
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From whom did Bilbo obtain The Ring

A

Gollum

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42
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Where was the 1995 rugby world cup held

A

South africa

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43
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Lutitia is what the Romans called where

A

Paris

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44
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Obesophobia is a fear of ______

A

Gaining weight

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45
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On which river does Londonderry stand?

A

Foyle

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46
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How long is the longest tunnel? (in kms)

A

169

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47
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In Which Long Running Tv Show Are You Likely To Find “Susie Dent”?

A

Countdown

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48
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What was the sequel to The Rocky Horror Picture Show

A

Shock Treatment

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49
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____________ averages the greatest number of shark attacks annually _ an average of 13.

A

Florida

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50
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C’est manifique mais ce n’est pas la guerre 1854 about what

A

Charge Light Brigade

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51
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Which Single When It Peaked At No.2 In The Uk Charts in 1967 Ended a Run Of Eleven Consecutive Number Ones

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Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forver

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52
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What fruit does the ‘stackspur golden delicious’ tree produce

A

Apples

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53
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What Do The Initials SLK mean In Relation To Mercedes Cars

A

Spory Light Compact

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54
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Who designed clothes under the emporio label

A

Georgio Armani

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55
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What is the name of the board that Baduk is player on ?

A

Goban

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56
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Who wrote the classic spy novel “The Thirty-nine Steps”

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John buchan

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57
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What animal has the same name as a high church official?

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Cardinal

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58
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Which Fictional Movie Character Lived On An Island Called “Seahaven”

A

Truman (The Truman Show)

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59
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Who is Declan Patrick McManus better known as?

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Elvis Costello

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60
Q

Paralipophobia is the fear of

A

Neglecting duty

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61
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The island of Mauritius lies in which ocean

A

Indian

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62
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Which House Did Lovebug Starski Sing About In 1986

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Amityville (The House On The Hill)

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63
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License plates: what does sixpak run

A

Liquor store

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64
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What british prime minister claimed ‘hitler has missed the bus’

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Neville

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65
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Near which German town would you find Fredrick the Great’s retreat, Shloss Sanssouci

A

Potsdam

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66
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Which 90s Grand National Winner was trained by Martin Pipe

A

Minnehoma

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67
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Janette Rankin in 1917 first to do what

A

Woman elected to Congress

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68
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What is ‘confederatio helvetica’ in english

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Helvetic confederation

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69
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Who lamented “all my ex’s live in texas”

A

George strait

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70
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Which Country Owns Easter Island

A

Chile

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71
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The Japanese believed Earthquakes caused by underground what

A

Giant Spider

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72
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Based on a book by William Styron which film stars Meryl Streep and Kevin Kline

A

Sophie’s choice

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73
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Who Let The Dogs Out In 2000

A

The Baha Men

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74
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Which is the only position in soccer allowed to handle the ball?

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Goalkeeper

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75
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Who Had A Hit With “Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Katzenallen Bogen” By The Sea

A

Max Bygraves

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76
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Israel occupied the Golan Heights. Whose territory was it?

A

Syria

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77
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Where did Mighty Mouse get his superpowers?

A

Supermarket

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78
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What U.S. state has the smallest population

A

Alaska

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79
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Who wrote the comic opera Robinson Crusoe

A

Offenbach

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80
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What former resistance fighter was Israel’s first Likud Party prime minister

A

Menachem begin

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81
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What is the fear of telephones known as

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Telephonophobia

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82
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Which is the only country to have played in every World Cup since it started in 1930?

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Brazil

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83
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Give either of the food items eaten by the Owl and the Pussycat.Mince

A

Quince

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84
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What is the unit of measurement which is equal to the mean distance from the Earth to the Sun

A

Astronomical unit

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85
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In New York its illegal to teach your parrot to do what

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Squawk

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86
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Born Roberta Streeta, Whose First Single Was The Strange “Ode To Billy Joe” About A Young Mans Suicide

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Robbie Gentry

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87
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__________, like other equids, have three gaits: the walk, the trot, and the gallop.

A

Zebras

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88
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Who was found dead in Hollywood’s Landmark Hotel 4 Oct 1970

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Janis Joplin

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89
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Whose attendance compulsory at priests banquets in Egypt

A

Mummies – dead reminded short life

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90
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Canberra is the capital of ______

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Australia

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91
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Tall Dark And Gruesome Is The Auto Biography Of Which Famous Person

A

Christopher Lee

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92
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What is the fear of definite disease known as

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Monopathophobia

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93
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Phyllis Pearsall Is Responsible For The Design And Creation Of What Book First Published In 1936

A

The London A-Z

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94
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A dog was arrested in Seville in 1983 for what crime

A

Handbag Snatching

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95
Q

What sort of lenses float on eye fluid

A

Contact lenses

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96
Q

US actor William Gillette invented which characters phrase

A

Elementary my dear Watson

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97
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What was the top single record in 1950 by the Weavers

A

Goodnight irene

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98
Q

Who was with Macbeth when he met the witches

A

Banquo

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99
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Which man in the bible is simply described as ‘living forever’?

A

Enoch

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100
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Which is the largest joint in the human body

A

Knee

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101
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Who married the Owl and The Pussycat

A

The turkey

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102
Q

Cher Ami saved the Lost Battalion in 1918 what was it

A

Pigeon

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103
Q

Gypsum is a hydrated sulphate of which metal

A

Calcium

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104
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Who Had A Top 5 Hit In 1971 With “Me And You And A Dog Named Boo”

A

Lobo

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105
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What Did Alfred Nobel Invent Before Initiating His Nobel Peace Prize Award Scheme

A

Dynamite

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106
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What Was Paul Young’s 1983 Million Selling LP Called

A

No Parlez

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107
Q

What is another name for a pigskin

A

Football

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108
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What is the flower that stands for: power

A

Cress

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109
Q

What makes plants green

A

Chlorophyll

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110
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What is the fear of satan known as

A

Satanophobia

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111
Q

Who was the Queen of Sparta

A

Gorgo

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112
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What was the last sequel to win best picture award

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Silence of the Lambs to Manhunter

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113
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“The curfew tolls the knell of parting day.” which poems start

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Elegy written in a country churchyard

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114
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Which song was a UK chart hit for `The Goodies’ in 1975?

A

The Funky Gibbon

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115
Q

Until 1862 there was a tax in England for those who used what

A

Soap

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116
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What Is The Only Breed Of Insect That Has Both A “King” And A “Queen”

A

Termites

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117
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What is the official language of Papua New Guinea?

A

English

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118
Q

How many teats does a cow have

A

Four

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119
Q

Where is the land of 10,000 lakes

A

Minnesota

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120
Q

Finally a good old body sound where is Farta

A

Nigeria

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121
Q

A bison can jump __________

A

6 feet

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122
Q

Who is the Patron Saint of boy scouts

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Saint George

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123
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She died at 28 but her book on household management famous

A

Mrs Beeton

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124
Q

What is the fear of moths known as

A

Mottephobia

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125
Q

Where is the houston space centre

A

Texas

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126
Q

What does rabbi literally mean

A

My Master

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127
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Released In May 1999, What Was Geri Halliwell’s First Solo Single

A

Look At Me

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128
Q

On what might yoU.S.erve Bearnaise sauce

A

Grilled meat

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129
Q

What do the 4 of top 10 children’s authors have in common

A

British - Blyton Dahl Potter etc

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130
Q

In What Year Did India Gain Independence From British Colonial Rule

A

1947

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131
Q

In 1526 Hans Holbein Became The Officiaal Portrait Painter Of Which English King

A

Henry VIII

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What is the wbc

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World boxing council

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133
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What is the basic unit of currency for Belgium ?

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Franc

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134
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Broke Batman

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Bane

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135
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Which is the largest of the Seychelles

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Mahe

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136
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What Is The Antirrhinum Better Known As?

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The Snapdragon

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137
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If you were a chiropodist which part of the body would you treat

A

Feet

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138
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In The World Of Music Who Am I “Harry Roger Webb”

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Cliff Richard

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139
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Who Had A Surprise UK Hit In The 90’s With A Cover Of The Classic Led Zeppelin Song “Stairway To Heaven”

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Rolf Harris

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140
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How many times did peter deny jesus

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Three

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What is the other official language of Sri Lanka, along with Tamil

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Sinhala

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142
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Over Which 2 Years Did The Bay City Rollers Achieve Most Of Their Chart Sucess

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1974 & 1975

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143
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What candy bar was first introduced by dropping them from airplanes over 40 american cities

A

Butterfingers

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Which country has the worlds first greyhound racing track

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USA

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145
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Six ounces of orange juice contains the minimum daily requirement for which vitamin

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Vitamin c

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Which TV comedy series featured a regular animated section known as the World Staring Championships?

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Big Train

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147
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What was the name of the Swedish Prime Minister, assassinated in Stockholm in 1986 as he was walking home from the cinema with his wife

A

Olaf palme

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148
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What are Strength, Chariot and Hermit

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Tarot Cards

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What is a group of ponies

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String

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What is the term for a tree which sheds its foliage at the end of the growing season?

A

Deciduous

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In which country is the famous Maracana stadium?

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Brazil

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Where do the souls of unbaptised babies go after death, according to Catholocism?

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Limbo

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153
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Interpol was founded in 1923 in what city

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Vienna

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Army unit usually of 300-1000 men

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Battalion

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155
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East Berlin was the capital of ______?

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East Germany

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156
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Thomas Young the Physicist and Egyptologist spoke how many language when he was 14 ?

A

12

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157
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During the 20th century who was the only England bowler to take a hat trick in an Ashes test

A

Darren gough

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158
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Which Flightless Bird Is The Emblem Of New Zealand?

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The Kiwi

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Urchin is an old English name for which British native mammal

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Hedgehog

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160
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Younger version of Aquaman

A

Aqualad

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161
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What is the basic unit of currency for Papua New Guinea ?

A

Kina

162
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Dark green fruit with creamy flesh

A

Avocado pear

163
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In The World Of Music How Is Ronald William Wycherley More Commonly Known

A

Billy Fury

164
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What is the fear of automobiles known as

A

Motorphobia

165
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Who was elected president of france, in 1981

A

Francois mitterand

166
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Who outlawed gladiator sports in Rome?

A

Caesar

167
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What is the flower that stands for: confidence

A

Lilac polyanthus

168
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Who Singer Performed With Marvin Gaye On The 1966 Hit Song “It Takes Two”

A

Kim Weston

169
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There is approximately one __________ for every human being in the world.

A

Chicken

170
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FT (London) Dow Jones (USA) what is Japans Share Index called

A

Nikkei

171
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What nursery rhyme character sang for his supper

A

Little tommy tucker

172
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What is the largest gem-quality diamond discovered

A

Cullinan diamond

173
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Which Artist Once Had The Aler Ego “The Thin White Duke”

A

David Bowie

174
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Who recorded “my love is like a tire iron” in 1981

A

Ted nugent

175
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This is the largest of the deer family.

A

Moose

176
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What is the basic unit of currency for Taiwan ?

A

Dollar

177
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Of Where Are The Maoris The Indigenous Population

A

New Zealand

178
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As what was Taiwan formerly known

A

Formosa

179
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What is considered the most successful poem of all time

A

If - Rudyard Kipling

180
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Who spoke the first recorded message

A

Thomas edison

181
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What dutch master painted 64 self portraits

A

Rembrandt

182
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What causes gout

A

Uric acid

183
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A great companion to Stilton Cheese, which drink comes in Ruby, Tawny and Vintage varieties?

A

Port

184
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She won the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize for her work among the poor.

A

Mother Teresa

185
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What is the fear of surgical operations

A

Tomophobia

186
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In 1976 Audiences Were Frightened To Death When “The Omen” First Hit The Big Screen But Who Directed It

A

Richard Donner

187
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Kind of skin inflammation

A

Eczema

188
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What ship was sunk in Auckland harbour in 1987

A

Rainbow Warrior (Greenpeace)

189
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What is the basic unit of currency for Kenya ?

A

Shilling

190
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Who was the lead singer of the Cure?

A

Robert Smith

191
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In Which Year Did bobby Brown Have More Weeks In The UK Chart Than Any Other Artists

A

1989

192
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Which country covers the largest area, Iran or Iraq

A

Iran

193
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Every year 30000 US people are seriously injured by what

A

Exercise equipment

194
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An adjective meaning ‘pertaining to the sun.’

A

Solar

195
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Who is the Greek equivalent of the Roman Jupiter

A

Zeus - chief God

196
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If you suffered from tantartism what would you be doing

A

Dancing Mania

197
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Which writer created Detective-Inspector Bucket

A

Charles dickens

198
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In which European city is the Montjuic stadium and the Parc Gruell

A

Barcelona

199
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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Diana ?

A

Artemis

200
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Sarah Josepha Hall wrote what

A

Mary had a little lamb

201
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Who painted the famous picture of Marat assassinated in his bath

A

David

202
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Members Of The Band “Split Enz” Went On To Form Which Famous Band

A

Crowded House

203
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Disney World in Florida was opened to the public in 1971. The amusement park was the largest in the world, set within ________ acres. It required a $400_million investment, and did not do well during the first year it was opened.

A

28000

204
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Common name for the family comprising a peculiar group of spiny, fleshy plants native to America

A

Cactus

205
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What nationality are pop group Roxette?

A

Swedish

206
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What was the heaviest known dinosaur

A

Brachiosaurus

207
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Cyndi Lauper sing this song 1994

A

Hey now(girls just want to have fun)

208
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How many squares are on a Shogi (Japanese chess) board?

A

81

209
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The average chocolate bar has eight what in it

A

Insects legs

210
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This means “the art of twisting together strands of material to form objects”. (_________)

A

Basketry

211
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This instrument has black and white keys?

A

Piano

212
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Martin Kemp From Spandau Ballet Married A Backing Singer From Which Other Famous 80’s Band

A

Wham (Shirlie)

213
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Who was the first U.S. postmaster general

A

Benjamin franklin

214
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Who Had A Hit In 1993 With The Song “Mr Vain”

A

Culture Beat

215
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In a state of readiness is the literal meaning of which job title

A

Waiter

216
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Who Starred In & Performed The Title Track From The Film “Xanadu”

A

Olivia Newton John

217
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What is a Knout

A

Russian flogging whip

218
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Name either of the churches that merged in 1972 to form the United Reformed Church

A

Presbyterian congregational

219
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On what LP Cover can we read the words ‘Welcome Rolling Stones’?

A

Sergeant Pepper´s Lonely Hearts Club Band

220
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What’s the general name for germ fighting drugs such as penicillin & streptomycin

A

Antibiotics

221
Q

What is chewing gum made from?

A

Chickle

222
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What are the two christian names of HE Bates

A

Herbert ernest

223
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Who Had Hits In The 1980’s With Singles Like “Iron Fist”, “Killed By Death”, “Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers”, “Deaf Forever”

A

Motorhead

224
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In what television series did miss usa, 1974 star

A

Wonder woman

225
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Who was not offered the lead role in a fistful of dollars due to his high fee

A

Henry fonda

226
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In what sport is a stimpmeter used

A

Golf - measure greens pace

227
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The study of human behaviour is ________.

A

Psychology

228
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What did Anne Boleyn have three of?

A

Breasts

229
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Who wrote the opera ‘samson and delilah’

A

Camille saint-saens

230
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What’s the average annual temperature worldwide (Fahrenheit)

A

58

231
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A __________ will lay bigger and stronger eggs if you change the lighting in such a way as to make them think a day is 28 hours long.

A

Chicken

232
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A fun, new winter sport

A

Snowboarding

233
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Where would you find vox humana and vox angelica together

A

On an organ

234
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Dense sea_water swamps along coasts of hot countries are called ________.

A

Mangrove

235
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What Asian city boasts the world’s biggest bowling alley

A

Tokyo

236
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Madrid and lisbon are both located near this river.

A

Tagus

237
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Membrenaphone musical instruments commonly called what

A

Drums

238
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Who wrote one of the earliest English Operas entitled ‘Dido and Aeneas’?

A

Henry Purcell

239
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The name Calvin has what unfortunate Latin meaning

A

Bald

240
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What is the part of the sole between the heel and the ball of the foot

A

Shank

241
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The grand prix d’Endurance is run on which circuit

A

Le Mans 24 hour race

242
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Who has the biggest percentage of female heads of household

A

Botswana

243
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What was “the pink panther” in “the pink panther”

A

Diamond

244
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What was the gift from the gods in the movie The Gods Must Be Crazy?

A

A coke bottle

245
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According To The Beatles What was Brian’s brother’s name?

A

Clive

246
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What Time Is The Clock On The Front Page Of The Times Newspaper Showing

A

4.30pm

247
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Which Musical Act Finally Knocked The Brian Adams Song “Everything I Do I Do For You” Off The UK No.1 Spot In 1991

A

U2 / The Fly

248
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What Did Joy Division Change Their Name To

A

New Order

249
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Who had an album called Incense and Peppermints?

A

Strawberry Alarm Clock

250
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According To Those In The Medical Profession When A Man Ejaculates He Fills On Average A Table Spoon Of Deposit, What You May Not Know Is That 2 Pop Groups Actually Got Their Names Based On This Scientific Fact (PFE)

A

10cc,

251
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When was the first major road race from Paris to Bordeaux

A

1895

252
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What city did the mormons establish as their headquarters in 1847

A

Salt lake city

253
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What does the DIN number mean on photographic film

A

Speed of film

254
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Compounds of which molecule outnumber tenfold all other compounds of molecules together

A

Carbon

255
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Dia de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead) is celebrated in which Latin American country

A

Mexico

256
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What Kind Of Of Arrow Did ABC Want You Th Shoot Through Their heart In The 1980’s

A

Poison

257
Q

On Of The Most Prolific Composers Of All Time His Surname Means Stream In His Native German Language Who Is He

A

Johann Sebastian Bach

258
Q

Which team won the UEFA cup this year?

A

Liverpool

259
Q

What was Reverend Jims real last name on TAXI?

A

Caldwell

260
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The assassination of what country’s Archduke led to World War I?

A

Austria

261
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Which is the Earth’s second largest continent

A

Africa

262
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In ‘Pac-Man’ for the Atari 2600, how many points were each pellet worth?

A

1

263
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The worlds first chocolate candy was produced in what year

A

1828

264
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Bowie what is pro football quarterback sonny jurgenson’s christian name

A

Christian

265
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What is a group of this animal called: Starling

A

Murmuration

266
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In ‘la traviata’, who sings ‘sempre libera’

A

Violetta

267
Q

Which Hitchcock movie With One Word In It’s Title was released in 1958?

A

Vertigo

268
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Goats generally need their __________ trimmed once a month.

A

Hoofs

269
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The Somers Islands has what more familiar name

A

Bermuda

270
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Ambrosia, darkling and death watch are all kinds of what

A

Beetles

271
Q

Which Was The First Sex Pistols Single To Feature A Song Writing Credit For Sid Vicious

A

Holidays In The Sun

272
Q

Price one kilo went from $63 to $260 in 1976 when sale illegal

A

Ivory

273
Q

Bissau is the capital of ______

A

Guinea-bissau

274
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What is the most common street name in the USA

A

Park Street

275
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In which organ is your “hypothalmus” located

A

Brain

276
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Which Female Singer Asked The Question “What’s Love Got To Do With It”

A

Tina Turner

277
Q

This song singed by Boney M

A

Brown girl in the ring

278
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Cape Verde ?

A

Escudo

279
Q

Where Was Mike Tyson Born

A

Brooklyn

280
Q

What Nationality Was The Explorer Christopher Columbus

A

Italian

281
Q

How Many Players Are There In An Ice Hockey Team

A

11 (Check This) n

282
Q

In 1996 which Celine Dion album Grammy album of year

A

Falling into You

283
Q

Who co-wrote “The Communist Manifesto”

A

Marx engels marx and engels

284
Q

Which Soul Singer Had A string Of Hits With The Commodores Before Launching His Solo Career

A

Lionel Richie

285
Q

What was the only team to win two world series in the 1980s?

A

Los angeles dodgers

286
Q

What did dan aykroyd and john belushi quit ‘saturday night live’ to become

A

Blues brothers

287
Q

The Sureto are the secret service of which country

A

France

288
Q

What is rock star Sting’s real name?

A

Gordon Summer

289
Q

What was the name of jim henson’s muppet hound on the jimmy dean show

A

Rowlf

290
Q

What’s the world’s most common compound

A

Water

291
Q

The Spice Girls Had 3 Successive UK No.1’s In 1996, 1997, 1998 Name The 3 Songs (PFE)

A

2 Become 1, Too Much, Goodbye

292
Q

What’s the common term for precipitation infused by sulfuric & nitric acids

A

Acid rain

293
Q

In What Year Did Robbie Williams Leave Take That

A

1995

294
Q

What is the only river that flows both north and south of equator

A

The Congo

295
Q

Who Was Born Barry Allen Pinkus In June 1946

A

Barry Manilow

296
Q

The French newspaper La Monde translates as what

A

The World

297
Q

Where was marco polo born

A

Island of korcula

298
Q

What is the southern most city in the U.S.

A

Na’alehu, hawaii

299
Q

Who is the director father of Madonna’s son, Rocco

A

Guy ritchie

300
Q

Joyce Frankenberg born 1951 changed her name to what

A

Jane Seymour

301
Q

What are Portland Vases made from

A

Glass

302
Q

Who starred with John Travolta in the movie “Broken Arrow”?

A

Christian Slater

303
Q

What can be dipole, loop or helical

A

Aerials

304
Q

In the film ‘the jerk’ whose character was ‘born a poor black child’

A

Steve

305
Q

Known as ‘the Butcher of Lyons’, name the World War Two Gestapo chief who was captured in South America and tried in Lyons in 1987

A

Klaus barbie

306
Q

Name the first person to hit a golf ball over 400 yards with 6 iron

A

Alan Shepherd on the moon

307
Q

Who did larry hagman portray in the tv series ‘dallas’

A

J.r ewing

308
Q

What was invented in the Humpty Dumpty store Oklahoma

A

Supermarket Trolley

309
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Kitten

A

Kindle litter

310
Q

Who was the only President of the Confederate States of America

A

Jefferson davies

311
Q

Who does the Mona Lisa depict ?

A

Madonna Lisa Gherardini

312
Q

A Study in Scarlet was the first novel to feature which literary character

A

Sherlock holmes

313
Q

A lot of men end up in the hospital casualty department at Christmas time because they’ve decorated their nether regions with what?

A

Sprigs Of Holly

314
Q

By what process is rock worn down by the weather

A

Erosion

315
Q

Where is the tomb of the Venerable Bede

A

Durham

316
Q

What New Zealand native was the first man to climb Mt. Everest

A

Sir Edmund

317
Q

Of what are Syrah, Merlot and Pinot Noir favourites

A

Grapes

318
Q

What night club did ricky work at on ‘i love lucy’

A

The tropicana

319
Q

What are hunting, dress, old and Price Charles Edward types of

A

Tartans

320
Q

What’s the former name of Istanbul?

A

Constantinople

321
Q

Rocket USA is going to produce a wind up doll what figure 2002

A

Homer Simpson

322
Q

Who said - “One more drink and Ill be under the host”

A

Dorethy Parker

323
Q

By what name is Maurice Micklewhite better known as?

A

Michael Caine

324
Q

What makes brown bread healthier than white bread

A

Wholemeal

325
Q

The now_extinct ancestor of the horse, __________, had a short neck, a pug muzzle, and stood no higher than a medium_sized dog.

A

Eohippus

326
Q

Which Famous Cartoon Character Was Created by Mary Tourtel

A

Rupert The Bear

327
Q

_______________ use wooden “eyeglasses” with narrow slits for eyepieces to protect their eyes from glare reflected by ice and snow.

A

Eskimos

328
Q

Who is nick and nora charles’ dog

A

Asta

329
Q

There once were more sea lions on Earth than __________

A

People

330
Q

What is the flower that stands for: adoration

A

Dwarf sunflower

331
Q

Germany’s allies in WW II were Japan, Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria, Finland, Libya, and _________.

A

Romania

332
Q

Who directed the Beatles film “Let It Be”?

A

Michael Lindsay-Hogg

333
Q

What Surname Has Been Shared By Three Formula One Champions Of The 20 th Century?

A

Hill (Damon, Graham & Phil)

334
Q

Which type of rice should be used to make the italian dish risotto?

A

Arborio (or vialone)

335
Q

In Imperial measurement, how many pounds are there in one hundredweight

A

112

336
Q

How old was Stanley Matthews when he retired in 1965?

A

50

337
Q

A __________ can open its mouth wide enough to accommodate a 4_foot_tall child.

A

Hippopotamus

338
Q

Blind, Comb, Fine Line and Harrow are types of what

A

Stamp Perforation

339
Q

What well known bard (poems & songs) was born on 25th January 1759?

A

Robert Burns

340
Q

Adding this to a mere martini makes it a Gibson.

A

Onion

341
Q

What 1982 horror film starred JoBeth Williams as a woman whose youngest child is carried off into a TV set

A

Poltergeist

342
Q

Ford What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 507

A

Minnesota

343
Q

Which television comedian once rowed in the Boat Race?

A

Hugh Laurie

344
Q

What’s ulster

A

Northern ireland

345
Q

What was discovered by the McDougall Brothers in 1864 after an experiment with phosphatic yeast?

A

Self-Raising Flour

346
Q

What Very Famous Link To Christmas Does Irving Berlin, Have?

A

He Wrote The Song White Christmas

347
Q

What happens when reverse peristalsis takes place

A

You puke

348
Q

What Is Moh’s Scale A Measure Of

A

Hardness

349
Q

What is the square root of -1 ?

A

I

350
Q

Who owns: kool aid

A

Philip morris

351
Q

In ancient Egypt men and women did what opposite to today

A

Peeing - men sat women stood

352
Q

Which contender has won most gold’s in any one Olympics? Was it Mark Spitz(Swimming), Nadia Comaneci(Gymnastics) or Raymond Ewry (Track & Field)

A

Mark Spitz (Swimming)

353
Q

Which three countries border Luxembourg?

A

France, Belgium and Germany

354
Q

What French relish sounds like a machine gun firing

A

Ratatouille

355
Q

How Many Legs Per segment Does A Millipede Have?

A

4 Legs

356
Q

Oneirogmophobia is the fear of

A

Wet dreams

357
Q

How Many Red Balloons Did Nena Have

A

99

358
Q

What is Camilla Parker Bowles’ nickname

A

Bulldog

359
Q

Which disease was known as the Kings Evil

A

Scrofula

360
Q

In which country does the Serengeti lie

A

Tanzania

361
Q

Who Recorded The Albums “Love Hurts” & “Heart Of Stone”

A

Cher

362
Q

What is the fruit flavour of a traditional crepe suzette?

A

Orange

363
Q

Which NFL team’s defensive unit was nicknamed “The Purple People Eaters”?

A

Minnesota Vikings

364
Q

From Which Heavy Metal Band Was Dave Mustaine Fired In 1982

A

Metallica

365
Q

Before Canberra, which city was the capital of Australia

A

Melbourne

366
Q

Who Recorded The Album “Love Over Gold”

A

Dire Straits

367
Q

From Which Plant Does Rum Come From

A

Sugar Cane

368
Q

____________ dubbed the voice of the Beast in the 1991 Disney version of Beauty and the Beast.

A

Robby benson

369
Q

In Florida it’s illegal to molest what

A

A Trash Can

370
Q

A cyclonic (rotating) tropical storm with winds at the center in excess of 74 miles per hour is called

A

Hurricane

371
Q

Which hymn traditionally closes The Last Night of the Proms?

A

Jerusalem

372
Q

What’s the respiratory organ of most fish

A

Gill

373
Q

Which country owns Corfu?

A

Greece

374
Q

Who wrote “Ten Little Indians?”

A

Agatha Christie

375
Q

What was the name of the aunt in the western How the West Was Won

A

Molly

376
Q

Carditis, affects the ________.

A

Heart

377
Q

Who was Alexander the Great’s father

A

Phillip ii

378
Q

An average person uses the bathroom how many times per day

A

Six

379
Q

This is known as “The Royal Disease”.

A

Haemophilia

380
Q

Who Was The Star Behind Rocket Records

A

Elton John

381
Q

What is the chief monetary unit of Croatia

A

Kuna

382
Q

In which country would you find Dunkirk ?

A

France

383
Q

What Nationality Is Former Snooker World Champion Cliff Thorburn

A

Canadian

384
Q

What is the capital of San Marino ?

A

San Marino

385
Q

What tennis players name meant Tall trees by still water

A

Evonne Goolagong

386
Q

Why is Louise Brown - born 1978 famous

A

First test tube baby

387
Q

Who did george bush lose a 1970 texas senate election to

A

Lloyd bentsen

388
Q

Where was the first US live Beatles Concert?

A

Washington D.C.

389
Q

In which city is the highest steeple?

A

Ulm

390
Q

Which country was the first to issue parking tickets

A

France

391
Q

A Primagravida is what

A

First Pregnancy

392
Q

What Is The Principle Ingredient Of Mayonaise

A

Eggs

393
Q

What Type Of Foodstuff Takes It’s Name From The Spanish For Girdle

A

Fajita

394
Q

60% of women experience what

A

Menstrual Cramps

395
Q

Which poet wrote ‘Ode to the West Wind’

A

Shelley

396
Q

What is the name of the desert in California

A

Mojave

397
Q

“Slow Ride” was Foghats biggest hit from this album released in 1975?

A

Fool for the city

398
Q

The Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein, Germany, was the first major work of which architect?

A

Frank Gehry

399
Q

What is the name of David Hasslehoff’s Talking car in the show ‘Knight Rider’?

A

KITT

400
Q

Paddie’s Wigwam nickname of the RC cathedral what UK city

A

Liverpool