Trivia Database_92 Flashcards

1
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What is a group of this animal called: Jellyfish

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Smack

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2
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How Many Times Did Nick Faldo Win The Masters Golf Tournament? Is It (3,5,7)

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3 (1989, 90 , 96)

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3
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Nut - Neuth - Nuit alterative names Egyptian goddess of what

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Sky

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4
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What country singer’s duets with loretta lynn ended when he died at age 59

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Conway twitty

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5
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In which musical was the song “The Girl that I Marry”

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Annie get your gun

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6
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The rivers Lahn and Mosel are tributaries of what river

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The Rhine

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7
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A poster depicting Lord Kitchener pointing outwards stated what message

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Your country needs you

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8
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Where was Harry Houdini born

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Budapest Hungary

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9
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Although it doesnt sound like a dog, ____dust is ornamental wood chips often placed in flowerbeds

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Bark

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10
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Which biologist has written the books The Selfish Gene and Climbing Mount Improbable

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Richard dawkins

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11
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Who was Stan Laurels partner

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Oliver Hardy

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12
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In Greek mythology, where did Perseus kill his grandfather?

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Larrisan games

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13
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Which battle is sometimes called the Battle of Three Emperors

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Austerlitz

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14
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The word rodent comes from the italian ‘rodere’, which means?

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Gnaw

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15
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What is the Christian (Latin) name for the place which the Hebrews called Golgotha, (In Aramaic, ‘The Place of the Skulls)

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Calvary

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16
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What name is given to music that constantly syncopates a straightforward tune

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Ragtime

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17
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What does an ombrometer measure

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Rainfall

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18
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On which badge are Minerva, Clipper ship, Grizzly bear, Eureka

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California Highway Patrol - Chips

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19
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The Drum Break From Funky Drummer Is One Of The Most Used Samples Of All Time Who Recorded The Original Track

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James Brown

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20
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Which Hollywood Actor Not Really Known For His Action Roles Baffled Movie Producers In 1987 When He Turned Down The Role In What Went On To Become The “Die Hard” Series Of Movies

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Richard Gere

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21
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Which actress played The Sculptress on TV?

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Pauline Quirke

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22
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What group’s biggest-ever hit was Be My Baby?

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The Ronettes

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23
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Better known by her maiden name, who was the 1930s aviation pioneer Mrs. Mollison

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Amy johnson

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24
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What first appeared beside the roads outside the houses of parliament in 1868

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Traffic lights

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25
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In USA by law only 2 paid services limited to one sex - what

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Sperm Doner Wet Nurse

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26
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Who was the star of the post appocolyptic sci-fi film A boy and his Dog?

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Don Johnson

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27
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The toronto maple leafs used to be originally called what

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The toronto arenas

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28
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Domenikos Theotocopoulos born Crete - died Spain - who

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El Greco

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29
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What Is The Down Wind Sail On A Yacht Called

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The Spinnaker

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30
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Who Recorded Ther Album “Diva”

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Annie Lennox

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31
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What word comes from Arabic means reunion of broken parts

A

Algebra

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32
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Apart from Police, what other word is prominent on Welsh Policemen’s uniforms?

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Heddlu (Welsh for Police)

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33
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In Beatrix Potter’s Tale of Tom Kitten, what was the name of his mother

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Tabitha twitchett

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34
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Which was the first magazine to publish a hologram on its cover

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National

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35
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What Was The Full Name Of The Artist Formely Known As Prince

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Prince Rogers Nelson

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36
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In Greek mythology, which king made a statue of a woman which Aphrodite brought to life

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Pygmalion

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37
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Portrait of a Man is the real title of which artistic work

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The Laughing Cavalier Franz Halls

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38
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In 1945 Marines land on

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Iwo jima

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39
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What sort of sexual practice is Lectamia

A

Caressing in bed no coitus

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40
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Apparition or double of living person

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Doppelganger

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41
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What is the first ghost seen by Ebenezer Scrooge in ‘A Christmas Carol’’

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His ex-partner Jacob Marley

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42
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What’s the world’s largest cat

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Tiger

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43
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Rice what was lestat’s mother’s name

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Gabrielle

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44
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What is the storage polymer of plants

A

Starch

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45
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Grammy Awards: What single by Tina Turner won the grammy in 1984

A

What’s love

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46
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Condition in a circuit in which the combined impedances of the capacity and induction to alternating currents cancel each other out or reinforce each other

A

Resonance

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47
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What does iron deficiency cause?

A

Anaemia

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48
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What Was U2’s Very First UK No.1

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Desire

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49
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If Brazil had won the 1998 tournament, how many times would they have won the soccer World Cup?

A

Five

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50
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Who Painted The Blue Boy

A

Gainsborough

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51
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Gjetost is the national cheese of what country

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Norway

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52
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“George O Dowd, Roy Hay, Mikey Craig, Jon Moss” Were All Members Of Which 80’s Band

A

Culture Club

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53
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What was The Beatles’ biggest hit single?

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Hey Jude

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54
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Who said ‘Everything must either be or not be, whether in the present or in the future’ ?

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Aristotle

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55
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On which continent are the Iguaca waterfalls

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South america

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56
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Who Commanded The Confederate Armies During The American Civil War?

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General Robert E.Lee

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57
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Who Said Go West In 1993

A

The Pet Shop Boys

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58
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What is the literal Greek translation of Sarcophagus

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Flesh Eater

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59
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24-karat gold has to have a small amount of _____ in it to keep it from being too soft

A

Copper

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60
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The Slave of Duty’, is the alternate title for which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta

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Pirates of penzance

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61
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What is a group of this animal called: Heron

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Hedge

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62
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Which is the Earth’s fifth largest continent

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Antarctica

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63
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Formal or informal agreement among business firms designed to reduce or suppress competition in a particular market.

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Cartel

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64
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Which two male fish give birth

A

Sea horse and pipe fish

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65
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Which Group Had A Hit LP With “Babylon By Bus”

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Bob Marley & The Wailers

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66
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Collective nouns - A Husk of what

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Jackrabbits

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67
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Whose headstone reads ‘she did it the hard way’

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Bette davis

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68
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Name Santa Clauses (St Nicholas) French brother

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Bells Nichols

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69
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Game show: which of the 60 minutes men hosted several game shows in the early part of his career

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Mike wallace

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70
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Who invented the exploding shell?

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Henry Shrapnel

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71
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Who recorded “king of the road” in 1965

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Roger miller

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72
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What is the top speed in mph that cheetahs have been clocked at

A

71

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73
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Who was the American President from 1869 to 1877

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Ulysses s grant

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74
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If you drive on a parkway, you park on a _______

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Drive

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75
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What is the capital of Norway ?

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Oslo

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76
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Workshop for casting metal

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Foundry

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77
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In Wyoming it is illegal to wear what in a theatre

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A Hat if others can’t see over it

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78
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U.S. capitals Alaska

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Juneau

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79
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Someone who is androphobic has a fear of what?

A

Men

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80
Q

What country is nearest to the North Pole

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Greenland

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81
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Who Had A Hit In 1988 With “Don’t Go”

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Hot House Flowers

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82
Q

What was Christopher Deans job before Ice Skating

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Policeman

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83
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Which Sidney Pollack film won the Oscar for best film in 1985

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Out of africa

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84
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Which English writer was named after a Staffordshire lake

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Rudyard kipling

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85
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Xanthic, Fallow and Aureate shades of which colour

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Yellow

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86
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Which river did George Washington cross on Christmas night in 1776 in the American Revolutionary War?

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Delaware

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87
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Which is the most famous engine to run on the Merioneth line

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Thomas the tank

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88
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Name the highest mountain in Africa.

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Mt. Kilimanjaro

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89
Q

How many planets are there in our solar system?

A

Nine

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90
Q

Ralph Wonderone became better known under what name

A

Minnesota Fats

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91
Q

Musophobia is a fear of what

A

Mice

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92
Q

The molten material from a volcano is ________

A

Lava

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93
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The bering strait lies between alaska and ______

A

Russia

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94
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Name the remake of a 1960’s film with the aid of the following actors. The first actor was in the 60’s original, the second actor played the same role in the remake James Mason and Jeremy Irons

A

Lolita

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95
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The first modern Olympiad was held where

A

Athens

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96
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What Was The 9th Century Tax Levied To Fight The Vikings?

A

Dane Geld

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97
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Who had top ten hits in the 1980s with Run to the Hills, Can I Play With Madness and The Evil That Men Do

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Iron maiden

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98
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What game has only 7 possible opening moves

A

Draughts - Checkers

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99
Q

What is the capital of Mongolia ?

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Ulaanbaatar

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100
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Name The Year John Lennon Was Shot, Crying By Don Mclean Was Released & So Was The Movie Blues Bros

A

1980

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101
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In which country did the word ‘biscuit’ originate?

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France

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102
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What Is The Largest Carnivore Native To The UK?

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The Badger

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103
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“There But For Fortune” Was A 60’s Classic For Which Female Soloist

A

Joan Baez

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104
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What Was The First Nationally Distributed Beer In The USA

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Budweiser

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105
Q

In Macbeth what witch speaks first

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The first witch

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106
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Which Steam Locomotive Won The Prize For Providing The First Regular Passenger Service

A

The Rocket

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107
Q

Who discovered X-rays?

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Wilhelm Roentgen

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108
Q

“Albuquerque” International Airport Is In Which US State

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New Mexico

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109
Q

What would you expect to see at Santa Pod

A

Drag Racing

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110
Q

What forms when a diamond is cut with a laser

A

Graphite dust

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111
Q

Whose business was ran from 2222 South Wabash

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Al Capone

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112
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What is the flower that stands for: deceitful chams

A

Thorn-apple

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113
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What is the largest country in Central America?

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Nicaragua

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114
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Life what major does david bowie’s “space oddity” refer to

A

Major tom

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115
Q

When did the Fuller Brush Company begin using catalogs

A

1986

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116
Q

The name Malissa means what

A

Bee

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117
Q

Shakespeare character says “Blow winds and crack your cheeks”

A

King Lear

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118
Q

Where is terre haute

A

Indiana

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119
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On what is an ‘octothorpe’ found

A

Telephone

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120
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Which band had members Robert palmer, Andy and John Taylor, and Tony Thompson?

A

The Power Station

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121
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ET drank which brand of beer

A

Coors

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122
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What is the Capital of: Moldova

A

Chisinau

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123
Q

St Stevens Tower is usually misnamed what

A

Big Ben

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124
Q

What is another name for consumption?

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Tuberculosis

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125
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Who is famously buried in the churchyard at Bamburgh, Northumberland

A

Grace darling

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126
Q

When I Was Lying There In The VA Hospital With A Big Hole Blown Through The Middle Of My Life Are The Opening Lines To Which Movie

A

Avatar

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127
Q

What Olympic event’s winner is considered to be the “world’s greatest athlete”

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The decathlon’s the decathlons decathlon’s decathlons decathlon

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128
Q

What Was The Former Name Of The Sellafield Nuclear Power Plant?

A

Windscale

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129
Q

The Character Jack Skellington Appears In Which 1993 Tim Burton Film?

A

The Nightmare Before Christmas

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130
Q

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes were invented to do what

A

Reduce Masturbation

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In 1898 , the Bayer company began marketing what they claimed was a non addictive opiate what was it

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Heroin

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132
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Which magazine is most often stolen from US libraries

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Sports Illustrated

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133
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What Is The Earliest Known Cereal To Be Cultivated

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Barley

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134
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For women, what is the least favourite part of the male body

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Feet

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135
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Mentor of Titan had two children in the Marvel comics, Thanos and ____

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Ero

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136
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Who said, ‘Whenever meditating over a disease, I never think of finding a remedy for it, but instead a means of preventing it

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Louis pasteur

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137
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What is unusual about the crab eating seal

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It don’t eat crabs

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138
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On what island is Pearl Harbour

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Oahu

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139
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Chekhov Quotations: “Doctors can bury their mistakes, Architects can only advise their clients to plant vines.”

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Frank Lloyd Wright

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140
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U.S. President, Chester Alan ________.

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Arthur

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141
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In Which Asian Country Is Divorce Illegal ?

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The Phillipines

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142
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Which German spirit is flavoured with caraway seeds and distilled from potatoes?

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Schnapps

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143
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Which Australian duo took 13 nominations and 10 wins at the ARIA awards?

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Savage Garden

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144
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In Tejo a S American game players throw stones at buried what

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Gunpowder - try to explode it

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145
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Who was the last living person on a US postal stamp

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Nobody it’s illegal

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A Huge Hit For Whitney Houston, Who Wrote The Song “I Will Always Love You”

A

Dolly Parton

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147
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Who might make use of a maulstick?

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Artist

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148
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If wine is made from grapes what is Tequila made from

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Cactus

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149
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Who was the first man to return to space

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Virgil grissom

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150
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Why was Clark Kent rejected military service during WW2

A

Failed eye test

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151
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Temperature at which a liquid congeals into the solid state at a given pressure

A

Freezing point

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152
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Who wrote the novel “Brighton Rock”

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Graham greene

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153
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What island group is named after a type of crocodile

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Cayman

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154
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What was the first nation to resign from the united nations

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Indonesia

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155
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Who shot lee harvey oswald

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Jack ruby

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156
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Who invented punched cards used in early computing 1880s

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Herman Hollerith

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157
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What was banned in Indonesia for stimulating passion

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Hula Hoops

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158
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In a nine-ball pool set what colour is the number 2 ball?

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Blue

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159
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Who was married to Leofric Earl of Mercia in the 11th century

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Lady godiva

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160
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Who is Anne Mae Bullock better known as?

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Tina Turner

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161
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What did Elisha Otis invent in 1852

A

Elevator

162
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Which outdoor game is won by “pegging out”

A

Croquet

163
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Who succeeded tommy douglas as leader of the new democratic party?

A

David lewis

164
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Epistemology is the study of what

A

Knowledge

165
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What was the name of the first synthetic plastic made in 1908

A

Bakelite

166
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Which decorative art means in Arabic stripped cloth

A

Macramé

167
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18% of animal owners do what with their pets

A

Share beds

168
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In 1950, which mountain was the first of over 26,000 feet to be climbed to the summit

A

Anapurna

169
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What is paedology

A

Study of soil

170
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The opal is the birthstone for which month of the year?

A

October

171
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What state boasts the highest peak in the bighorn mountains

A

Wyoming

172
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Of what is mycology the study

A

Fungi

173
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What is a six sided polygon called

A

Hexagon

174
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The triangular area between the two sides of two adjacent arches.

A

Spandrel

175
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Name the first full length color cartoon talking picture.

A

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

176
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He advocated the planting peanuts and sweet potatoes to replace cotton and tobacco.

A

Carver

177
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Carrie all what is the capital of ohio

A

Columbus

178
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What breed of dog advertises hush puppies

A

A basset hound

179
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In which cartoon series did the chartacter ‘Snagglepuss’ first appear

A

Yogi bear

180
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In what Australian state would you find Gladstone

A

Queensland

181
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Who Is Janet Jacksons Famous Older Sister

A

LaToya

182
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“Hello Nasty” In 1998 Was The Beastie Boys 5th Album Name 2 Of The Previous 4

A

Licensed To Ill, Pauls Boutique, Check Your Head, Ill Communication

183
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Who was Miss Hungary in 1936?

A

Zsa-Zsa Gabor

184
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Who was the 16th president of the united states

A

Abraham lincoln

185
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Which Author Described World War One As The War To End All Wars?

A

HG Wells

186
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Able to be decomposed by bacteria or other living organisms

A

Biodegradable

187
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Where was Freddie Mercury born

A

Zanzibar

188
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The fibrous form of several minerals and hydrous silicates of magnesium

A

Asbestos

189
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This movie directed by Woody Allen won the best picture Oscar in 1978.

A

Annie Hall

190
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What word is used for the branches of willow used to make baskets

A

Osier

191
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Which artist painted the picture Guernica

A

Pablo picasso

192
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What’s the highest position attained in the loyal order of moose lodge

A

Supreme governor

193
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Which Country Won The 2007 Woman’s World Cup Final

A

Germany (Beat Brazil 2.0)

194
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What was Vivaldi’s profession apart from composing

A

Priest

195
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What is Madame Tussaud’s

A

Wax museum

196
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Who was known as ‘the iron lady’

A

Margaret thatcher

197
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Who Replaced David Lee Roth As Lead Singer Of Van Halen

A

Sammy Hagar

198
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When Did The Storming Of The Bastille Take Place?

A

July 14th, 1789

199
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The are 336 on a standard one 336 what on what

A

Dimples on a Golf Ball

200
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What is the Capital of: United Arab Emirates

A

Abu dhabi

201
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What australian food was discovered by john macadam

A

Macadamia nuts

202
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What Instrument Did Count Basie Play

A

Piano

203
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In the 17th Century, how did Matthew Hopkins become known and feared

A

The Witchfinder General. He hung 60 witches

204
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Where Would You Find Your Uvula

A

The Back Of Your Mouth

205
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How did multi millionaire Russell Sage save money

A

Not wear underwear

206
Q

Nosophobia is the fear of

A

Disease

207
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After how many points do players change service in table tennis

A

Five

208
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Which superhero loves peace enough to kill for it?

A

Peacemaker

209
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What is the largest city in Switzerland?

A

Zurich

210
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Which Beach Was Far Away In Time

A

Echo Beach

211
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What’s the ancient language of India

A

Sanskrit

212
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What sport penalises for spearing, slashing, boarding and butt-ending

A

Ice

213
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How many senators comprise the U.S. Senate

A

100

214
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To The Nearest 250 Grams What Is The Average Weight Of An Adult Brain

A

1.5kg (3lbs)

215
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__________ bats do not suck blood. They bite, then lick up the flow.

A

Vampire

216
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What is the symbol for silver?

A

Ag

217
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Where was Budweiser first brewed

A

St. louis

218
Q

Transylvania is in which present day country

A

Romania

219
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Ub40’s “Red Red Wine” Was From Which Album

A

Labour Of Love

220
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What is the capital of wyoming

A

Cheyenne

221
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What Team Sport Was Invented By William George Morgan Of Holyoke Massachusetts In 1895

A

Volleyball

222
Q

What is the fear of heat known as

A

Thermophobia

223
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Which President weighed 352 pounds?

A

Taft

224
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What egyptian object is also known as ‘the key to the Nile’?

A

Ankh

225
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Who invented the record player ?

A

Thomas Alva Edison

226
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Which one of the A Team was a Pilot?

A

H.M. Murdoch

227
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T H White wrote the book for which Disney animated feature

A

Sword in the Stone

228
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What is beeswing?

A

Film that forms on the side of a bottle of port

229
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What is the atomic mass of sulphur

A

32.06

230
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In the book Goodbye Mister Chips, what subject did Mr. Chipping teach

A

Latin

231
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Which Radio One DJ Used To Feature A Daily Slot Known As Our Tune?

A

Simon Bates

232
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What is the literal meaning of Graffiti

A

Scratched Drawings

233
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What Was The First No.1 For The Searchers

A

Sweets For My Sweet

234
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In Greek mythology, who ruled over the island of Samos?

A

Polycrates

235
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California Dolls Is An 80’s Movie Comedy About Which Sport

A

Wrestling

236
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What was the relationship between Superman and Supergirl?

A

Cousin

237
Q

What is a langouste

A

Crawfish

238
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In Which Country Was Duran’s Duran’s “Hungry Like The Wolf” Video Shot

A

Sri Lanka

239
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Germanophobia is a fear of ______

A

Anything german

240
Q

What is the Capital of: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

A

Kingstown

241
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What sport/game is Chris Evert associated with?

A

Tennis

242
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Which was the last album recorded by the Beatles?

A

Abbey Road

243
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What’s the international radio code word for the letter “Z”

A

Zulu

244
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There Are 3 Countries In The World Where Chinese Is The Native Language “China & Taiwan” Are 2 Name The Other

A

Singapore

245
Q

Who invented the first safety razor in 1895

A

King Camp Gillette

246
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Who wrote the supernatural tale The Turn of the Screw

A

Henry james

247
Q

In a recent survey what % of US wives thought husband cheating

A

90%

248
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Name the Italian dish made from pasta squares filled with meat

A

Ravioli

249
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What year did the first baby boomers turn 50

A

1996

250
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Who was the last communist leader of East Germany

A

Egon krenz

251
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What Type Of Car Did Micheal Caine Drive In The Film Get Carter

A

Jaguar Mk 2 3.4

252
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Which breed of dog has a name derived from the old name for Greece ?

A

Greyhound

253
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She was the first woman to fly the Atlantic solo.

A

Amelia Earhart

254
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Name The Straight Between The North And South Islands Of New Zealand

A

Cook Strait

255
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What nocturnal bird is traditionally believed to be wise

A

Owl

256
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In Which County Is Lord’s Cricket Ground

A

Middlesex

257
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What story features flopsy, mopsy and cottontail

A

Peter rabbit

258
Q

What kind of animal was Rikki Tikki Tavi in The Jungle Book

A

Mongoose

259
Q

What appears when the sun activates melanocytes?

A

Freckles

260
Q

How many days do dragon flies live for on average?

A

One

261
Q

Who was the founder of Judaism

A

Abraham

262
Q

In Monopoly, What is the cost to buy Electric Company

A

150

263
Q

What late night show replaced Tom Synder’s show?

A

David Letterman

264
Q

What Is The Name Of The Phenomenon In Which Light Bends When Passing Through a Lens

A

Refraction

265
Q

The Amati family were famous for making what

A

Violins

266
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Whose song ‘Keep the Home Fires Burning’ was one of the most successful during WWl

A

Ivor novello

267
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Which Country’s Parliament Is Called The Storting

A

Norways

268
Q

Trees give off excess water through microscopic holes in leaves called

A

Stomata

269
Q

What Is A Diamond Made Of

A

Carbon

270
Q

What theologian claimed he could drive away the devil with a fart

A

Martin Luther

271
Q

What are Berner Florin Parisian frill types of

A

Canaries

272
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Which Sport Commences With A (Face Off )

A

Ice Hockey

273
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What role did ken osmond play on leave it to beaver

A

Eddie haskell

274
Q

What letter is probably on most cold water taps in frankfurt

A

K

275
Q

What is a flowering plant that lives three or more years called

A

Perennial

276
Q

In Which Year Did Daley Thompson Win BBC Sports Personality Of The Year?

A

1982

277
Q

How Were New Kids On The Block Billed After A 2 Year Absence From The Charts With Their 1994 Efforts “Dirty Dawg” & “Never Let You Go”

A

NKOTB

278
Q

In Us Dollars How Much Did America Pay Russia For The State Now Known As Alaska

A

7.2 Million

279
Q

What was the nationality of the prisoners in the “Black hole of Calcutta”

A

British

280
Q

And what happened to Tigris 3rd April 1978

A

He burned it anti war protest

281
Q

What nationality was Pontius Pilot by birth Scottish -

A

Fortingale nr Dunkeld

282
Q

Which Aply Named Spider Devours Its Partnet After Mating

A

The Black Widow

283
Q

Hamadryas __________, in ancient Egypt, were believed to be companions and oracles of the god Thoth. They were given the honor of being mummified when they died.

A

Baboons

284
Q

Which 3 Colours Are Used To Form The Picture On A TV Screen

A

Red, Green, Blue

285
Q

At which sporting venue can you visit the oldest sports museum n the world?

A

Lord’s ( MCC Museum )

286
Q

Who owns: Right Guard deodorant

A

Gillette

287
Q

What band recorded the 1978 hit album: ‘Briefcase Full of Blues’

A

The Blues

288
Q

Popular term for RCMP officers.

A

Mounties

289
Q

What is the name given to the art of miniaturising trees and maintaining their small size?

A

Bonsai

290
Q

Who was dr zhivago’s great love

A

Lara

291
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Name all of Bob the Builders friends?

A

Wendy, Muck, Roley, Loftey and Dizzy

292
Q

What city do batman and robin patrol

A

Gotham city

293
Q

Which British City Was Crowned Curry Capital Of The The UK In 2006 & 2007

A

Glasgow

294
Q

Which SF author wrote The Day it Rained Forever

A

Ray Bradbury

295
Q

What does al capone’s headstone say

A

My jesus mercy

296
Q

Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled For Your Pleasure

A

Roxy Music

297
Q

Who was patricia hurst with the night she was kidnapped

A

Steven weed

298
Q

Who is “The Iron Lady”?

A

Margaret Thatcher

299
Q

Which Famous Pop Groups Name Means Far From These Things

A

Procal Harem

300
Q

Which television and radio personality wrote the historical novel Credo in 1996

A

Melvyn bragg

301
Q

What came down on jesus’ head after he was baptised

A

Dove

302
Q

What Is The Only Sport Where The Defending Team Are Always In Possession Of The Ball & The Attacking Team Can Score Without Even Touching It

A

Baseball

303
Q

Which british comedian was the first man to appear on the cover of ‘playboy’?

A

Peter Sellers

304
Q

What author married Leon Trotsky’s secretary in 1924

A

Arthur Ransom

305
Q

Who was Jungle Jim’s pet dog

A

Skipper

306
Q

What Type Of Person Lives In A Krall

A

A Zulu

307
Q

Where are one quarter of the bones in the human body

A

Feet

308
Q

What countries are known as the abc powers

A

Argentina brazil chile

309
Q

In Equatorial Guinea its illegal to name your child what

A

Monica

310
Q

Franklin was a US state till 1796 what’s it now called

A

Tennessee

311
Q

The Phrase ‘You Cannot Be Serious’’ Was Made Famous By Which Former Tennis Star

A

John McEnroe

312
Q

What legendary table seats 150

A

King arthur’s round table

313
Q

Who wrote the myth series

A

Robert asprin

314
Q

Which Mediterranean island has coasts on three seas - Mediterranean, Ionian, and Tyrrhenian

A

Sicily

315
Q

Dari is a dialect of which language

A

Persian - farsi

316
Q

Ancient Carthage is in what modern country

A

Tunisia

317
Q

What creature will only mate if the females mouth is full

A

Spiders

318
Q

The mathematical notation for a summation is designated by what greek letter

A

Sigma

319
Q

In psalm 46, what is the 46th word from the first word

A

Shake

320
Q

Whih royal wedding of the eighties is now scandelously coming apart?

A

Charles and Di

321
Q

Stew of meat and vegetables seasoned with paprika

A

Goulash

322
Q

Chamberlain whose funeral was attended by more than 100,000 in new york city in 1926

A

Rudolph valentino

323
Q

What Spanish artists surrelistic paintings feature items such as clock faces

A

Salvador dali

324
Q

Give another name for hydrocyanic acid (HCN), sometimes wrongly called cyanide

A

Prussic acid

325
Q

What are the ingredients in the most famous trick pie? (in English literature)

A

4 and 20 black birds. (Sing a song of 6 pence)

326
Q

Who Spent 14 Weeks In The Charts In 1989 With “Love Changes Everything”

A

Micheal Ball

327
Q

Number of points lost for scratching off the blue ball in snooker

A

5

328
Q

Pilaf is this cooked in a broth of meat or poultry.

A

Rice

329
Q

What is the most common surname in the Barcelona telephone directory

A

Garcia

330
Q

What countries people had the longest life expectation

A

Iceland

331
Q

In which film did Elvis Presley play an Indian

A

Stay away joe

332
Q

Carrantual is the highest peak in which country

A

Ireland

333
Q

In Connecticut a pickle must do what to be legal

A

Bounce

334
Q

Which substance has the chemical formula NaOH?

A

Sodium Hydroxide

335
Q

What is the flower that stands for: color of my life

A

Coral honeysuckle

336
Q

Who did the music for the 1970’s film ‘saturday night fever’

A

Bee gees

337
Q

What Is A Clavicle

A

The Collar Bone

338
Q

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

A

Sierra

339
Q

What starts the breakdown of food when it is still in the mouth

A

Enzymes

340
Q

George Stephenson was born in what year

A

1781

341
Q

What company owns Rolls Royce motors

A

Volkswagen

342
Q

What was the name of Dorothy Parkers Parrot

A

Onan - He spilled his seed on the ground

343
Q

What would you do with a maris piper

A

Eat it - it’s a potato

344
Q

The first successful organ transplant occurred in 1954. What organ was it A= Kidney, B= Liver, C= Heart?

A

A= Kidney

345
Q

In an average lifetime, the average american wears 7,500 ___

A

Diapers

346
Q

Common ore of iron, and one of the most commonly occurring minerals in nature

A

Goethite

347
Q

Which London Theatre Referring To The 2nd World War Used The Slogan (We Are Never Closed)

A

The Windmill

348
Q

What was the name of the character on the 1st Garbage Pail Kids Pack?

A

Blasted Billy or Adam Bomb

349
Q

What colour is an aircraft’s ‘black box’ flight recorder

A

Orange

350
Q

Richard Bachman is a pseudonym of which author

A

Steven King

351
Q

The Marie Celeste sailed from which port

A

New York

352
Q

Who wrote The Screwtape Letters

A

C S Lewis

353
Q

Which part of your body might suffer from a stigmatism

A

Eyes

354
Q

Which country is the only one to have won the Rugby Union World Cup twice

A

Australia

355
Q

As a result of their wearing high leather collars to protect their necks from sabres, as what were the first U.S. marines known

A

Leathernecks

356
Q

How are Caspar, Balthazar and Melchior better known

A

The Three Wise Men

357
Q

In what city is the Leaning Tower?

A

Pisa

358
Q

Which Football Team Won the 2005 FA Cup

A

Arsenal

359
Q

Who played the ‘Universal Soldier’?

A

Jean-Claude Van Damme

360
Q

At least a quarter of humanity is what

A

Short Sighted

361
Q

In Which 4 Countries Are The Alps Located (PFE)

A

France , Italy , Switzerland , Austria

362
Q

He shot Lee Harvey Oswald.

A

Jack Ruby

363
Q

What is the most dense planet in our solar system

A

Earth

364
Q

What u.s state boasts the carlsbad caverns national park

A

New mexico

365
Q

The only country beside Azerbaijan that starts with a but doesn’t end with a

A

Afghanistan

366
Q

Who is the Patron Saint of authors

A

Saint Paul

367
Q

Who Sang The Theme To The Bond Movie From Russia With Love

A

Matt Munro

368
Q

Which Asian Capital City Literally Means Gods Gift ” ?

A

Baghdad

369
Q

Introduced in Switzerland in 1938, the first brand of instant coffee

A

Nescafe

370
Q

The gastric juices of a snake can digest bones and teeth _ but not __________

A

Fur hair

371
Q

Anna Maria Louisa Italiano became famous as who

A

Ann Bancroft

372
Q

An aubade or alborda is a song - but what type

A

Mourning

373
Q

In 1992 2421 US people were injured at home by what

A

Their Houseplants

374
Q

What is the fear of nuclear weapons known as

A

Nucleomituphobia

375
Q

Fruit flavored candy pieces made with ju_ju gum.

A

Jujubes

376
Q

Who nicknamed his gun Lucrettia Borgia cos it killed everything

A

Buffalo Bill

377
Q

Who was Winnie the Pooh’s neighbour?

A

Piglet

378
Q

How Is Ladonna Andrea Gaines Better Known

A

Donna Summer

379
Q

Colourful shrub with drooping flowers

A

Fushsia

380
Q

Which Dark Wizard Was Portrayed By Christopher Lee In Lord Of The Rings

A

Saruman

381
Q

Haydn’s ‘Creation’ was based on Genesis and which other piece of literature

A

Paradise lost

382
Q

What did mathematician John Napier invent in 1614

A

Logarithms

383
Q

Who wrote “The Agony & the Ecstasy”

A

Irving stone

384
Q

What happened to golfer Lee Travino on green 13 27 June 1975

A

Hit by Lightning

385
Q

Which country has Ankara as its capital

A

Turkey

386
Q

Which Sporting Couple’s Autobiography Is Entitled ‘Facing The Music’’?

A

Jane Torvill & Christopher Dean

387
Q

Marfona, Romano and Pentland Javelin varieties of what

A

Potatoes

388
Q

Disneyland opened in what year

A

1955

389
Q

From What Is The Red Food Dye Cochineal Derived

A

Beetles

390
Q

What does soviet mean

A

Workers Council

391
Q

The word ‘struthious’ refers to something that resembles or is related to which animal

A

Ostrich

392
Q

Which country is named after its highest point

A

Kenya

393
Q

Similes: as white as a _____

A

Sheet

394
Q

A bowl of _______ contains twice as much sodium as a bowl of potato chips

A

Wheaties

395
Q

In Greek mythology, who was Medea’s husband?

A

Jason

396
Q

What geyser erupts every hour at yellowstone national park

A

Old faithful

397
Q

On Tv In The 80’s What Would The Initials ‘HHOH’ Signify

A

Hammer House Of Horrors

398
Q

What marx brother had real name julius henry

A

Groucho

399
Q

What is the symbol for copper

A

Cu

400
Q

The dog and the turkey were the only two domesticated animals in ancient __________

A

Mexico