Trivia Database_9 Flashcards

1
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Pop a 12 ounce can of soda pop contains the equivalent of how many teaspoons of sugar

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Nine

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2
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High on the Happy Side was a No1 album for which band in 1992?

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Wet Wet Wet

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3
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What does the Latin phrase Ex Mores mean

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According to Custom

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4
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What is a female calf

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Heifer

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5
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There are over 32000 known species of what in the world

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Spiders

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6
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What does it say on the bottom of New Jersey license plates

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Garden state

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7
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What is the capital of Belarus ?

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Minsk

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8
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Mao Muka Neko Pisica are what Chinese Gypsy Japan Ruman ia

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Cats 4 languages

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9
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Introduced in 46 BC by Julius Caesar, how many months was the Julian calendar divided into?

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12

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10
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By Law - Nebraska Barbers can’t do what between 7 am 7 pm

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Eat Onions

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11
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Sociophobia is the fear of

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Society

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12
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Which US vehicle company has a bulldog as its symbol

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Mack trucks

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13
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The longest main street in America, 33 miles in length, can be found in Island Park, __________

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Idaho

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14
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What ‘I’ was once Mesopotamia?

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Iraq

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15
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Around 3000 bc, what writing system originated in sumer

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Cuneiform

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16
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Where is sclerotinite found

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Coal

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17
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What is a group of this animal called: Oxen

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Yoke drove team herd

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18
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Next

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The Sensational Alex Harvey Band

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19
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What Device was Invented By Rune Elmqvist & Åke Senning in 1958 ?

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The Pacemaker

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20
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What comic strip character is Beetle Bailey’s sister?

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Lois (of Hi and Lois)

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21
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Honshu is the largest island of which country

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Japan

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22
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What did Marlon Brando and George C Scott refuse

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Oscars

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23
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Which actress played the role of Samantha stevens in the tv show bewitched and for a bonus point who played her in the 1990 movie version

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Elizabeth Montgomery & Nicole Kidman

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24
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Whose autobiography is entitled ‘Part My Soul’

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Winnie mandela

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25
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There are three types of rocks: metamorphic, sedimentary, and _________.

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Igneous

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26
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This section of Manhattan is noted for its Negro and Latin American residents.

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Harlem

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27
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In what game does the new york institute for the investigation of rolling spheroids specialize

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Marbles

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28
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Written by Lennon and McCartney, what, in 1963 was the first rolling Stones’ single to enter the top twenty

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I wanna be your man

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29
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Which Bridge Connects Europe With Asia

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The Galata Bridge Over The Bosphorus In Istanbul

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30
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What animals evidence is admissible in US courts

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A Bloodhound

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31
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Who said - “The bigger they come the harder they fall” 1899

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Bob Fitzsimmons

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32
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Amount Beatles received to play The Ed Sullivan Show

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$3,500

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33
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What is the Capital of: Micronesia, Federated States of

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Palikir

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34
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What is the capital of Turkey

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Ankara

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35
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Shu was an Egyptian God of what

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The Air

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36
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Which member of Guns ‘n’ Roses was born in Stoke, England?

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Slash

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37
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In the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine series, name the Ferengi owner of the bar on Deep Space Nine

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Quark

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38
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Reno The assassination of what country’s Archduke led to World War I

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Austria

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39
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What Was The Name Given To Textile Workers Who Opposed Modernisation During The Nineteenth Century?

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Luddites

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40
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What was John Lennon’s real middle name?

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Winston

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41
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In any given 6 month period 40% of Americans are what

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Affected by mental Illness

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42
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Rudolph Valentinos movie premiere was in which year

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1921

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43
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Who was made Lord Mayor of London in 1397, 1398, 1406 and 1419?

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Richard (Dick) Whittington

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44
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Who were the second pair of astronauts to set foot on the moon?

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Conrad and Bean

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45
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What is podobromhidrosis

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Smelly feet

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46
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Who recorded “Mama Don’t Lie” in 1963

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Jan bradley

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47
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Which TV series linked the real-life spouses of film stars William Holden and Natalie Wood

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Hart to Hart (Stephanie Powers and Robert Wagner)

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48
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The Dogs of War took its title from which other work

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Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar

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49
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Which actor wore an old trenchcoat in one scene in all his films

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David Niven

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50
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In Scandinavian mythology what is the day of final doom called

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Ragnerok

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51
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Who Played Lead Guitar And Sang Backing Vocals On Champagne Supernova

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Paul Weller

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52
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In what city was Mozart born

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Saltzberg

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53
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Montpelier is the capital of which American state

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Vermont

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54
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With what type of reference book is Joseph Whitaker associated

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Almanack

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55
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What was the name of the multi-colored cube you had to re-organize?

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Rubik Cube

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56
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On Average a West German goes 7 days without doing what

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Washing his underwear

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57
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Whats the best known artificial international language

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Esperanto

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58
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What South American country takes its name from the latin for silvery

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Argentina

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59
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What did the “P” in Roscoe P. Coltrane (from Dukes of Hazzard) stand for?

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Purvis

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60
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Jenny & Lyn Beggren Are Singers With Which 90’s Group

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Ace Of Base

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61
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Which Arthur Miller play uses the witch trials of Salem to comment on the so called McCarthy witchhunts

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The crucible

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62
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Which was the first group beginning with the letter V to have a No.1 hit in the UK?

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The Village People

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63
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Bashful, Doc, Dopey, Grumpy Are 4 Of The Seven Dwarfs Name The Other 3 (PFE)

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Happy, Sleepy, Sneezy

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64
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On which circuit is the Portuguese grand prix held

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Estoril

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65
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The Pentagon, in Arlington, Virginia, has twice as many __________ as is necessary

A

Bathrooms

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66
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What animal rests in a form

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Hare

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67
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What Everyday Device Was First Patented In 1885 By E.J Claghorn?

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The Seat Belt

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68
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Thomas Caneery writer Schlinders Ark comes from what country

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Australia

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69
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In what literary work would you find the yahoos

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Gulliver’s Travels

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70
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Who painted the Rockerby Venus

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Velazquez

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71
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What is the sequel to the film ‘every which way but loose’

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Every which way

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72
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Name the X man who shoots laser beams from his eyes

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Cyclops

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73
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Who wrote “valley of the dolls”

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Jacqueline susann

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74
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Illustrator Sydney Paget created the trademarks of who

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Sherlock Holmes Deerstalker

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75
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357 UK roads are specially marked to protect what

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Toads during mating season

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76
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What is Blondie’s maiden name

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Oop

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77
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What is Kimogayo in Japan

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National Anthem

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78
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Of the 250_plus known species of shark in the world, only about 18 are known to be __________

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Dangerous to man

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79
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What’s the triangular Indian pasty containing spiced meat

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Samosa

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80
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Shorty Long Had A Short Solo Career With Which Tamia Motown Classic

A

Here Comes The Judge

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81
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After a bolus has been digested in the stomach, it is called ______ as it moves into the small intestine.

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Chyme

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82
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There are more statues of ________, Lewis & Clarks female indian guide, in the U.S. than any other person

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Sacajewa

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83
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Which world champion was beaten by a machine called Deep Blue in 1997?

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Gary Kasparov (Chess)

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84
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In Which Country Is The Monza Motor Racing Circuit?

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Italy

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85
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In Wacky Races who drove the Turbo Terrific

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Peter Perfect

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86
Q

Which Is The Most Intelligent Breed Of Dog?

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The Collie

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87
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What is the name of Dr. Seuss’s egg hatching elephant

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Horton

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88
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In the Bible who was the father of Abraham

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Terah

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89
Q

How would you feel if you were forswanked

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It means very tired

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90
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The national bird of India is the?

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Peacock

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91
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Who recorded the album “nine tonite”

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Bob segar

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92
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Rodin’s The Thinker is really a portrait of what Italian poet

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Dante

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93
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In November 1981, Diana Ross had a number one hit with the duet ‘Endless Love’. Who was her co-singer

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Lionel ritchie

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94
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Absolutely pure ____ is so soft that it can be molded with the hands

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Gold

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95
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This Sioux Indian toured with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show.

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Sitting bull

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96
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Cantonese Boy Was Between 2 Top Ten Hits In Which Early 80’s Bands career

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Japan

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97
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What Are Oak Apples?

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Wasp Eggs

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98
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Who was the original choice to play the terminator

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O J Simpson

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99
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Which US author penned the novels “Of Mice and Men” and “East Of Eden”?

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John Steinbeck

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100
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If You Rolled A 4 On Your First Throw In a Game Of Monopoly What Square Would You Land On

A

Income Tax

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101
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Dodgers what famous singer played the title role in “the great caruso”

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Mario lanza

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102
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Other than meat, what is also known as a leg of mutton

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A kind of sleeve

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103
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Who Wrote The Book Alice In Wonderland

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Lewis Carrol

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104
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What is a peanut if it is not a pea or a nut?

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Legume

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105
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What does a taxidermist do

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Stuff animals

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106
Q

The second space shuttle was named __________.

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Challenger

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107
Q

Where do the English monarchs live?

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Buckingham Palace

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108
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What is the capital of Solomon Islands

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Honiara

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109
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What metal do you get from Hematite?

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Iron

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110
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In which country would you expect to be served a yoghurt-based starter called ‘tzatziki’?

A

Greece

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111
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Which natural phenomenon can be measured on the Mercalli scale

A

Earthquakes

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112
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By law every Swiss citizen must have access to what

A

Personal bomb shelter

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113
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Who was the first woman to win an Oscar best actress 1928

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Janet Gaynor

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114
Q

Scotomaphobia is the fear of

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Blindness in visual field

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115
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What was Thin Lizzies first hit in 1973

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Whiskey in the Jar

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116
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The effect produced when sound is reflected back is known as a(n) ____.

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Echo

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117
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What was the name of the paperboy whose 1978 murder sparked a massive manhunt by British police?

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Carl Bridgewater

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118
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What is the most popular type of holiday greeting card mailed in the U.S.

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Christmas

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119
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In 1975, what re-opened after an 8 year closure?

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Suez Canal

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120
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When honey is swallowed, it enters the blood stream within a period of how many minutes

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20 minutes

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121
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In which country do some people eat long noodles to to wish for a long life?

A

Japan

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122
Q

Michael McNeil & Charles Burchill Are Members Of Which Band

A

Simple Minds

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123
Q

In Alaska it’s legal to shoot bears but illegal to do what

A

Wake up for photo

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124
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In which Mega Man game did Mega Man first gain the ability to charge up his shots?

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Mega Man 4

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125
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Brief commemorative inscription on a tomb; also, a short piece of poetry or prose lauding a deceased person

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Epitaph

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126
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A _______ is the only standard international unit of measure still defined by a physical object, a bar composed of two elements

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Kilogram

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127
Q

Who won the 2001 FA Cup?

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Liverpool

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128
Q

Who painted Starry Night

A

Vincent van gogh

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129
Q

What Herb Do Cats Love?

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Catnip/ Cat Mint

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130
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Who Had Hits With “Kiss Me Deadly” & “Close My Eyes Forever”

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Lita Ford

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Which Daniel Defoe character was born in Newgate Prison

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Moll flanders

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What Is The Name Of The Summer Camp In The Friday The 13th Movies

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Camp Crystal Lake

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133
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Silvio Gazzangia Is Responsible For The Design And Creation Of What

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The World Cup

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134
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What is the chief food for half the people in the world?

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Rice

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135
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Who is schroeder’s favourite composer

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Beethoven

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For what was the last person hanged in the american colonies september 22, 1692

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Witchcraft

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137
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Who was the original singer of Los Lobos’ 1987 hit “La Bamba”?

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Ritchie Valens

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138
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Who’s Autobiography Is Called “True”?

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Martin Kemp

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139
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What is the cardinal number for a set of 10 elephants

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Ten

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64% of American teenagers have what in their bedrooms

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Television

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Who released a chart-busting album in 1976 which featured ‘The Lido Shuffle’?

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Boz Scaggs

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142
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The average life expectancy of a rhinoceros in captivity is __________

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15 years

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What was Lucy’s maiden name on ‘I Love Lucy’?

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McGillicuddy

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In what country did the Sabines live

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Italy

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145
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What is the fear of words known as

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Logophobia

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146
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What is a group of goats

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Tribe

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147
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In which city were the Hanging Gardens

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Babylon

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What is it when five or fewer water molecules bond tightly together in a ring

A

Cluster

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149
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Who was with patricia hearst the night she was kidnaped

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Steven weed

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In Greek mythology, who was the hunter who was torn apart by artemis’ dogs

A

Actaeon

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What is new brunswicks highest point at 820 m

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Mount carleton

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Who sang ‘that’s alright mama’

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Elvis presley

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Which Sean Maguire Track Re-Entered The Charts In 1994

A

Take this Time

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Which is the largest of the Canadian Provinces and Territories

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Northwest territories

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155
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Name The Owner Of Sun Records

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Sam Phillips

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Why could William Tell not have shot the apple with a crossbow

A

Crossbow not known 13th century

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Who was the losing Republican candidate in the 1964 U.S. Presidential Election

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Barry goldwater

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158
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Where is Montevideo

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Uraguay

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What cocktail is made from triple sec, tequila and lemon or lime juice

A

Margarita

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160
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In Which 80’s Band Was Craig Logan A Member

A

Bros

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161
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Which geographical location was the first word spoken on the moon?

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Houston

162
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What does a Erotophobe fear

A

Sexual Love

163
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At Roman feasts which birds tongues were delicacies

A

Flamingos

164
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The winter olympics were first held in which country

A

France

165
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Who famously said “if in doubt, tell the truth.”

A

Mark twain

166
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“Mean Man”, “The Real Me” And “Forever Free” Are All 80’s Tracks From Which US Band

A

W.A.S.P

167
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Where Is The Irish Grand National Run

A

Fairyhouse

168
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In The Song “Oh What A Beautiful Morning” From Oklohoma How High Does The Corn Grow

A

As High As An Elephants Eye

169
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Which name has been most frequently chosen by Roman Catholic Popes

A

John

170
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What colour on black produces the most visible combination?

A

Yellow

171
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What’s the international radio code word for the letter “H”

A

Hotel

172
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In mythology who married the beautiful maid Galatea

A

King Pygmalion Aphrodite life

173
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Who wrote the shortest ever letter ?

A

Victor Hugo

174
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What is the term for a full grown female horse

A

Mare

175
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“Macaulay Caulkin’s folks left him ““Home Alone”” in the original 1990 movie Where did they go? “

A

Paris

176
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What was nancy davis reagan’s birth name

A

Anne frances robbins

177
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In cooking six drops equal one what

A

Dash

178
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What is the largest gland in the human body

A

Liver

179
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Which British Monarch Came To The Thrown On Christmas Day 1066 (Alternative)

A

William The Conqueror

180
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Grace Metalious wrote which famous novel (and TV show)

A

Peyton Place

181
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When was the first telephone used

A

March 10, 1876

182
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Into what ocean does the Zambezi river flow

A

Indian

183
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What countries official name is Bharat

A

India - in Hindi

184
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What represents the zodiac sign Scorpio

A

Scorpion

185
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Jonquil is a shade of what colour

A

Yellow

186
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Off which South American port was the Graf Spee scuttled in 1939

A

Montevideo

187
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Which Renaissance City was severely flooded in November 1966

A

Florence

188
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In Arthurian legend who is the son of Sir Lancelot

A

Galahad

189
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Cereal used as food and in spirits

A

Barley

190
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Polish sprinter Ewa Klobukowska first do what at Kiev in 1967

A

Fail sex test was disqualified

191
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What Is The common Name For Acetic Acid

A

Vinegar

192
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An average American does it 2.2 times a week – what

A

Visit a Supermarket

193
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Which Politician was Nick Named Bambi

A

Tony Blaire

194
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Which large city is on the Southeastern coast of Australia?

A

Sydney

195
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The body of an insect is divided into how many sections

A

Three

196
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What Is The More Common Name For The Bird Traditionally Called A “Gillhowter” In Norfolk

A

Barn Owl

197
Q

Kneeling cushion in church

A

Hassock

198
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Sergai Kalenikov holds the world record in what

A

Pig Kissing

199
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Her headline hit in 1984 was “Girls Just Want To Have Fun”

A

Cyndi lauper

200
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What was the second successive No1 for Aqua?

A

Doctor Jones

201
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Who was Vice President to Jimmy Carter, and the Democratic nomination for the presidency in 1984

A

Walter mondale

202
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What U.S. states were named for the Sioux word “friend” or “ally”

A

Dakota

203
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What was the name of the space shuttle that exploded?

A

Challenger

204
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Whose Trumpet Was Recognizable By The Way It Was Bent Out Of Shape

A

Dizzy Gillespie

205
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What natural disasters are ranked in severity by the Saffir Simpson scale

A

Hurricanes

206
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A social dance popular in the nineteenth century. It was a square dance in five sections, each in a different time.

A

Quadrille

207
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What is another name for Nitre

A

Saltpetre

208
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Whose backing group was The Coconuts

A

King Creole

209
Q

What Is The Shaddock A Variety Of?

A

Grapefruit

210
Q

What is the European city of Culture for 1998

A

Stockholm

211
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It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown’ is a critically-acclaimed and very popular animated halloween television special based on a comic strip by which American cartoonist

A

Charles M. Schultz

212
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What do Care Bears do when fighting enemies?

A

Stare

213
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In which continent would you find the mississippi river

A

North america

214
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This weapon lends its name to a type of woman’s shoe with a slender, tapered high-heel?

A

Stiletto

215
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A similar earlier event is known as a

A

Precedent

216
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A Cappuccino Coffee Is Named After What

A

Monks

217
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Who was the first US president to be sworn in by a woman

A

Lyndon B Johnson – when JFK killed

218
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What is the capital of Liechtenstein

A

Vaduz

219
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Where in the world would you find Cumbum

A

India

220
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Which American political party which held a brief existence throughout the 1850s and 1860s, resisted immigration from Europe and supported slavery?

A

Knownothings

221
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Who On TV During The 1990’s Had The Real Name Of “Michael Van Wijk”

A

Wolf (Gladiators)

222
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In Iowa 1978 Judge dismissed drink driving charge - why

A

Too Drunk to sample

223
Q

Who played the part of Mildred Roper on TV

A

Yootha joyce

224
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This word means “split personality”.

A

Schizophrenia

225
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Which Very Famous Horror Story Was Written By Gaston Leroux

A

The Phantom Of the Opera

226
Q

Who makes maps

A

Cartographer

227
Q

Lake Titicaca lies in which two countries

A

Bolivia and peru

228
Q

What was the top single record in 1957 by debbie reynolds

A

Tammy

229
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What is the basic unit of currency for Guinea ?

A

Franc

230
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What is the capital of indiana

A

Indianapolis

231
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What was the theme song of the film The Grapes of Wrath

A

Red River Valley

232
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What is the capital of the state of California

A

Sacramento

233
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What hat was first made in and named after a Moroccan city

A

Fez

234
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What animal has bony plates and rolls up into a ball if it is frightened?

A

Armadillo

235
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How old is a horse when it changes from a filly to a mare

A

Four

236
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What is the name for a sexual disorder in which a person obtains gratification by receiving physical pain or abuse

A

Masochism

237
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Stake put by poker players before receiving cards

A

Ante

238
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Carlos Menim was elected president of what country in 1989

A

Argentina

239
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His many Romantic odes include ‘Ode to Melancholy’ and ‘Ode to a Graecian Urn’

A

John Keats

240
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Which actor/writer born 1939 has the first names John Marwood

A

John Cleese

241
Q

What Is The Second Most Common Element On Earth

A

Silicone

242
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Name the racehorse decapitated in the Godfather

A

Khartoum

243
Q

Math: The answer to a division problem is called the ___.?

A

Quotient

244
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Who Performed The Main Title Song To The Film “The Girl Can’t Help It”

A

Little Richard

245
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What illustrated sex guide did alex comfort write

A

The joy of sex

246
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What’s the 1st name of Wayne Gretzky’s father

A

Walter

247
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“Ever So Lonely” Was A Hit In 1982 For Whom

A

Monsoon

248
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Which tennis player was famous for the ‘You cannot be serious’’ outburst

A

John McEnroe

249
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Name the band formed by Ace Frehley after he left Kiss?

A

Frehley’s Comet

250
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What Is The Most Southernly Point Of Mainland Great Britain

A

Lizard Point

251
Q

The first antiderivative of acceleration is:

A

Velocity

252
Q

Football Team, new orleans ______

A

Saints

253
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Who created the fictional detective Nero Wolfe

A

Rex stout

254
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What characters first appeared in Entertaining Young Gussie

A

Jeeves and Wooster

255
Q

Name the largest river forming part of the U.S. - Mexican border.

A

Rio Grande

256
Q

Which 3 actresses are the new “Charlie’s Angels”

A

Lucy liu, drew barrymore & cameron diaz

257
Q

If you landed at Capodichino airport where are you

A

Naples

258
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In Which Year Were The Following All UK Chart Hits: “Come As You Are” By Nirvana, “The Crying Game” By Boy George And Rhythm Is A Dancer” By Snap?

A

1992

259
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Which 18th Century poet was known as ‘The Bard of Ayrshire’

A

Robert burns

260
Q

Name the desrt located in south-east california.

A

Mojave

261
Q

What did Gentleman Jim do for a living

A

Fight

262
Q

What are swedish buns

A

Danishes

263
Q

There are 318,979,564,000 possible ways of playing just the first four moves on each side in a game of

A

Chess

264
Q

Although his career was snuffed out in the same plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, which east L.A kid had a memorable top ten hit about his girlfriend Donna

A

Richie Valens

265
Q

What is a ‘Blenheim Orange.’

A

Apple

266
Q

Which chemical has the atomic number one?

A

Hydrogen

267
Q

If a doctor says you have singultus what have you got

A

Hiccups

268
Q

What activity burns up 140 calories per hour

A

Standing

269
Q

What is the meaning of the Mercedes Benz motto ‘Das beste oder nichts’?

A

The best or nothing

270
Q

What is a fifty year anniversary

A

Diamond anniversary

271
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New Miserable Experience’ was which group’s first album in 1993

A

Gin

272
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What is the capital of montana

A

Helena

273
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Which Husband And Wife Pop Duo Formed In 1982 Consist Of Ben Watt & Tracy Thorn

A

Everything But The Girl

274
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What Breakthrough in fashion and Sometimes Elsewhere. Was invented in 1955 by George De Mestral

A

Velcro

275
Q

In Russia the national product is called Soldatsky what is it

A

Bread

276
Q

What does the ‘x’ mean when referring to the speed of a CD-rom (eg. 32x)?

A

Times (faster than standard speed)

277
Q

What is the regulation height for a pin in tenpin bowling

A

Fifteen inches

278
Q

The atomic weights in the periodic table are stated in proportion to the weight of what element, with atomic number 6?

A

Carbon

279
Q

Who Created Lord Peter Wimsey

A

Dorothy L Sayers

280
Q

What is the common two word name for Yuca Brevifolia

A

Joshua Tree

281
Q

How many children did Noah have?

A

Three

282
Q

Monopoly penalty space between Baltic Ave. and Reading RR (2 wds)

A

Income tax

283
Q

What is the capital of Wales?

A

Cardiff

284
Q

Four states have active volcanoes: Washington, _______________, Alaska, and Hawaii, whose Mauna Loa is the world’s largest active volcano.

A

California

285
Q

What does a ruminant do

A

Chew the cud

286
Q

What american tv show centred on the cleaver family

A

Leave it to beaver

287
Q

Which gas is used in a refrigerator

A

Freon

288
Q

Which James Bond Actor Once Worked As A Coffin Polisher

A

Sean Connery

289
Q

What city has the most underground stations

A

New york

290
Q

What is the name of the largest moon of Jupiter

A

Ganymede

291
Q

Where are the colours blue and yellow used at funerals for warding off evil spirits

A

Singapore

292
Q

What book is the connection between E. Nesbitt and railways

A

The railway children

293
Q

When was the first test tube baby born

A

1978

294
Q

Which English word is a combination of the first 2 letters of the Greek alphabet

A

Alphabet

295
Q

Primrose, Montgomery, Petunia, Zinnia, And Victoria Were 5 Of The 6 Children That Featured In Which TV Series

A

The Darling Buds Of May

296
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Here Come the Warm Jets

A

Eno

297
Q

The Police sung about it in 1981, Queen sung about it in 1986 and Take That sung about it in 1992 what word did they all sing about?

A

Magic

298
Q

Who designed the largest church in the world

A

Michelangelo

299
Q

This animal is armed with bony plates & rolls up into a ball if frightened

A

Armadillo

300
Q

Who sang ‘you can call me al’

A

Paul simon

301
Q

In the Sonic the Hedgehog series, what serves as your energy?

A

Rings

302
Q

Only approx one third worlds population uses what regularly

A

Fork

303
Q

Cocktails: Cognac (brandy) and white creme de menthe make a(n) ____________·.

A

Stinger

304
Q

What is the highest commissioned rank in the Royal Air Force

A

Marshal of the raf

305
Q

What liquid is metered in most households

A

Water

306
Q

What was the first colony to legalise witchcraft

A

Pennsylvania

307
Q

What Was Special About The Iron Bridge At Coal Brookdale

A

It Was The Worlds First Major Iron Construction

308
Q

Name 3rd cent BC Greek mathematician wrote The Elements

A

Euclid

309
Q

Fandible, lateral line and dorsal fin and a part of which animal

A

Fish

310
Q

What is the distance of the Olympic Biathlon

A

20 kilometres

311
Q

Who is Homer Simpson’s brother

A

Herb Powell

312
Q

Dame Shirley Porter Is Heiress To Which Super Market Chain

A

Tesco

313
Q

James Leblanche Stewart became famous under what name

A

Stewart Granger

314
Q

On the banks of which river is the taj mahal

A

River jumna

315
Q

Who Wrote Aretha Franklins “Respect”

A

Otis Redding

316
Q

What is the most varied species on the planet

A

Domesticated dog

317
Q

_______________________ has parallel drops of only 158 and 167 feet.

A

Niagara falls

318
Q

What is the infinity sign called

A

Lemniscate

319
Q

What is the name of Madonna’s Chiuhauha

A

Chiquita

320
Q

Sea or salted water

A

Brine

321
Q

In which city is the coliseum located

A

Rome

322
Q

What is the largest type of warship

A

Aircraft carrier

323
Q

Which country is the biggest producer and exporter of mohair?

A

South Africa

324
Q

In a standard orchestra line-up which musicians sit immediately to the conductor’s left?

A

First Violin

325
Q

Which band comprises sisters Andrea, Sharon, and Caroline with their brother Jim

A

The corrs

326
Q

Lenin what country is the world’s biggest coffee exporter

A

Brazil

327
Q

What is Ozzy Osbourne’s real first name

A

John

328
Q

In which film did Cliff Richard sing Living Doll in 1959

A

Serious Charge

329
Q

Which 1965 Ballad Was Covered By An Amazing 1,186 Different Performers Within 10 Years Of It’s Release?

A

Yesterday (The Beatles)

330
Q

When did Mark and Engels write the Communist Manifesto

A

1848

331
Q

In which country did the Boxer Rebellion take place?

A

China

332
Q

Whiskey made from maize and rye

A

Bourbon

333
Q

What is the highest mountain in Canada

A

Mt. logan

334
Q

What thin net of silk or Rayon named after French place it made

A

Tulle

335
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Australia ?

A

Dollar

336
Q

Who was married to Francis II, Lord Darnley and The Earl of Bosworth

A

Mary, queen of scots

337
Q

Where is Prince of Wales Island

A

Canada

338
Q

In Scotland Which Soup Is Traditionally Served On Burns Night

A

Cock-A-Leekie

339
Q

Who is popeye’s girlfriend

A

Olive oyl

340
Q

Which woman has the most monuments erected in her honour?

A

Virgin Mary

341
Q

Who plays pacey witter on ‘dawson’s creek’

A

Joshua jackson

342
Q

A King Cobra is the biggest of all poisonous snakes and can grow to over 13 feet long. A bite from a King Cobra can kill an elephant in __________

A

4 hours

343
Q

Who Underwent Treatment For Rabies Following An Incident In Which He Bit Of The Head Of A Live Bat

A

Ozzy Osbourne

344
Q

Topeka is the capital of ______

A

Kansas

345
Q

Genuphobia is the fear of what

A

Knees

346
Q

According to the Old Testament, he planted the first vineyard

A

Noah

347
Q

What year was Theodore Roosevelt born

A

1858

348
Q

What is the only digit that has the same number of letters as its value

A

Four

349
Q

Who recorded The Paul McCartney Track “Goodbye”?

A

Mary Hopkin

350
Q

What basic skill is lacking in most Royal Navy entrants

A

They cannot swim

351
Q

What unit of currency will buy you dinner in Iraq, Jordan, Tunisia, and Yugoslavia?

A

Dinar

352
Q

President Roosevelt had a landslide victory in 1932, who did he defeat

A

Herbert hoover

353
Q

Britains say ‘tarmac’; Americans say ______.

A

Runway

354
Q

On what do honeybees have a type of hair

A

Eyes

355
Q

In what country is Mandalay

A

Burma

356
Q

What were Wilma Flintstone and Betty Rubble’s maiden names?

A

Slaghoople and Mcbricker

357
Q

Don Quixote was the man of La Mancha what’s it in English

A

The Stain

358
Q

Woodpecker Scalps - Porpoise Teeth - Giraffe Tails what links

A

All been used as money

359
Q

What letter on a weather map indicates a high pressure system

A

H

360
Q

Jim Thorpe won Olympic pentathlon 1912 who was fifth

A

General George S Patton

361
Q

In Spain what are Paradors

A

State owned tourist hotels

362
Q

Pupaphobia is the fear of

A

Puppets pyrexiophobia

363
Q

In Which US State Was The TV Show The Dukes Of Hazzard Set

A

Gerogie

364
Q

Which turn-of-the-century French dramatist is famous for his farces

A

Georges feydeau

365
Q

What Athenian comic poet wrote “Lysistrata”

A

Aristophanes

366
Q

Which Island Is The Dodo Originally From

A

Mauritus

367
Q

What film featured dennis weaver vs a scuzzy gasoline tanker truck

A

The duel

368
Q

In Globe Arizona it’s illegal to play cards in the street with who

A

American Indian

369
Q

In traditional anniversaries what is given for the thirtieth

A

Pearl

370
Q

In what city is the Smithsonian Institute

A

Washington

371
Q

Where in the body are the adenoids

A

Nose

372
Q

In Which Sport Would You Expect To Find A Short Stop

A

Baseball

373
Q

In Halstead Kansas doing what is illegal at the airport

A

Walking and loud burping

374
Q

What is the capital of Brazil?

A

Brasilia

375
Q

Which capital city stands on the north shore of the river Plate estuary

A

Montevideo

376
Q

This African animal kills the most people

A

Crocodile

377
Q

What was the D-Day invasion password?

A

Mickey Mouse

378
Q

Who sculpted the four lions in Trafalgar Square

A

Sir Edwin Landseer

379
Q

Name Three Of The Songs Featured On The 1986 Release “It’s It’s The Sweet Mix”

A

Blockbuster, Fox On The Run, Teenage Rampage, Hell Raiser, Ballroom Blitz

380
Q

Who discovered x-rays

A

Wilhelm roentgen

381
Q

In which sport would they use the term straight handle

A

Curling - stone sent no curve

382
Q

Moondance’ was a hit for which male singer

A

Van Morrison

383
Q

How many gigawatts of electricity did Doc Brown need to generate to power the delorion in back to the future?

A

1.21 gigawatts!!

384
Q

Which chemical compound in the body is linked to hardening of the arteries

A

Cholesterol

385
Q

What does a hippophobic fear

A

Horses

386
Q

What were Club Nouveu originally known as?

A

Timex Social Club

387
Q

People with hypertrichosis have lots of what

A

Hair

388
Q

Collective nouns - A bloat of what

A

Hippotomi

389
Q

What is ‘au contraire’ in english

A

On the contrary

390
Q

What state is only part of the united states by treaty

A

Texas

391
Q

If James Bond was to dial 007 he would be using the dialing code for which country?

A

Russia

392
Q

What is the art of creating decorative shapes by trimming trees and shrubs?

A

Topiary

393
Q

What is special about the hooded pitohui bird (New Guinea)

A

It’s highly poisonous

394
Q

Who played the part of the Headmistress in the film ‘Blue Murder at St.Trinians

A

Alistair sim

395
Q

What is the first name of webster, the man who published a dictionary still used today

A

Noah

396
Q

Mickey Rooney made a series of films based on what family

A

Hardy family

397
Q

What 19th century war between russia and england, turkey, britain and france, was named for a peninsula in the black sea

A

Crimean war

398
Q

Who was America named after ?

A

Amerigo Vespucci

399
Q

What city is Canada’s steel capital

A

Hamilton

400
Q

Pediculophobia is the fear of

A

Lice